Sentence examples for which victories from inspiring English sources

And which victories still rank as the greatest of all time?

Skiers with names like Riesch, Paerson and Hosp have all tried over the past three winters, but Vonn, the most decorated female ski racer in the United States, has consistently been faster in a sport in which victories are often decided by hundredths of a second.

– the almost religious awe in which Victory Day is still widely held.

Republican activists were stunned by suddenness with which victory was declared for Obama.

There was much for Moyes to delight in yesterday, not least the ease with which victory was accomplished.

The United States remains mired in a war in which victory seems ill-defined and ever more difficult to achieve.

In a discipline in which victory is often determined by hundredths of a second, Ligety's win was a bold statement of his dominance.

Iraq is not like the Second World War, in which victory consisted of the triumph of one conventional army over another.

The team is, at turns, beloved and detested, which is fitting for a franchise for which victory has come with seeming inevitability.

The sponsors of the Roosevelt school, which Victory also will manage, said its impact on the district would be less harsh than the state portrayed.

It fought a war for survival in which victory was not assured: mass graves were prepared in public parks; hotels were turned into first-aid stations.