Sentence examples for years of defeats from inspiring English sources

Though 13 years of defeats loom large, the squad refuses to buckle.

Democrats, with less to lose than Republicans, are optimistic about reversing years of defeats.

After years of defeats, fragmentation and doubt even by its own clerics about its prospects in this election, the movement has embraced the political process, while remaining steadfast in opposition to any ties with the United States.

A14 Senate Passes a Trade Bill The Senate approved legislation to promote commerce with Africa and the Caribbean, ending more than five years of defeats on trade bills for the administration.

After four years of defeats, her uncle entered her in a contest at the age of ten in a two and one half mile "rough water" night swim where she came in fourth.

The Colts won the Western Division in 1964, tied for the division title in 1965 and 1967, won the N.F.L. championship in 1968 and finally, after years of frustration, defeated the Cowboys to win Super Bowl 5 after the 1970 season.

Instead, he remained as classy in victory as in defeat; years and years and years of defeat.

Despite "years of defeat and disappointment, she never gave up," he said in the Mail on Sunday.

What they shared, however, was a willingness to subordinate deeply held political convictions to the need to make Labour electable after 18 years of defeat and humiliation.

After years of defeat or neglect, suffrage movement success came when partisan political elites found themselves facing broader coalitions for the cause — particularly in moments of electoral uncertainty.

Instead of another fight, this would provide for a "coronation" in which the party faithful, frustrated by years of defeat, endorse their MPs' judgment.