Common collocations with victory in American Collocation

The outcome so far has been a stand-off rather than a decisive victory for either side.

Robins clinched a narrow victory by 101 points to 90.

In hockey, the Women’s 1st team recorded another impressive victory away at Durham.

The Romans build triumphal arches as reminders of famous victories.

The company’s prime objective will be to find an acceptable solution rather than to score a victory (which, in financial terms, may be a Pyrrhic victory) in the employment tribunal.

Mrs Gandhi led the Congress party to a shock victory in the world’s largest democracy.

She was the only one who could lead the party to electoral victory.

The final whistle blew and we had secured a fine victory.

With only eight days to go, the polls suggested that the Tories might snatch a sensational victory.

They romped to a 5–2 victory.

The Conservative candidate declared victory on Monday after Sunday’s hotly contested election.

City were always better than Watford and thoroughly deserved their victory.

I do hope as many as possible of the supporters will stay to celebrate our victory.

Safely over the first seven fences the huge crowd started to scent victory.

If you can break the opponent’s spirit so that they lose their will to fight, you are guaranteed victory.

Two fine goals handed them victory.

Brand was denied the victory that many had assumed would be his.

Keep striving for victory!