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Example sentences for "decisive victory"

  • At the very time when Constantinople was besieged in vain by a host of Persians and Avars, he conducted his forces into the heart of the Persian Empire; and in a great battle near Nineveh in 627, he won a decisive victory.

  • Three months after landing he gained a decisive victory, and took possession of Africa, Sardinia, and the Balearic Isles (534).

  • The success of the Republicans was at first doubtful; but the conservative interests became alarmed, and finally the Republicans gained a decisive victory.

  • Encouraged by this success, Curius no longer hesitated to meet the king in the open plain, and gained a decisive victory.

  • Metellus, accepted battle under the walls of Panormus, and gained a decisive victory.

  • Scipio gained possession of nearly the whole of Spain, by a decisive victory near a place variously called Silpia or Elinga, but the position of which is quite uncertain.

  • The problem for us was to move forward to a decisive victory, or our cause was lost.

  • Up to the battle of Shiloh I, as well as thousands of other citizens, believed that the rebellion against the Government would collapse suddenly and soon, if a decisive victory could be gained over any of its armies.

  • The one thing lacking in the Valley campaign was a decisive victory over a considerable detachment of the Federal army, the annihilation of one of the converging forces, and large capture of guns and prisoners.

  • At both Eylau and Bautzen Napoleon was deprived of decisive victory by his failure to ensure the co-operation of his widely separated columns.

  • A decisive victory at M'Dowell would have produced but little effect at Washington.

  • It would be thus impossible to meet Fremont with superior or even equal numbers, and an army weaker on the battlefield could not make certain of decisive victory.

  • Italians did, and that there could be no peace until we had a decisive victory.

  • I said that our men were determined to fight to the bitter end, for we could have no true peace until we had a decisive victory.

  • In July, 1799, the Austro-Russian army captured Mantua and Alessandria; and in the following month Suvoroff gained the decisive victory of Novi and drove the remains of the French forces towards Genoa.

  • She outmatched the Allies on land, but in such a small degree that her most brilliant effort could not win a decisive victory.

  • The Turkish forces made good their retreat, and so General Townshend, who had accomplished some remarkable successes at the beginning of the battle, was deprived of a decisive victory.

  • January 8, a large body of English veterans were landed in Louisiana, and attacked New Orleans; in this battle, which took place before the news of the treaty of peace reached the combatants, Jackson won a decisive victory.

  • It was not until April, 1915, that she actually undertook an attack upon Russia, and then the prospect of a decisive victory, on the Napoleonic order, had practically disappeared.

  • Accordingly Germany decided to go south, having gone west and east without finding peace or decisive victory.

  • His enemy had reckoned on the traditional eagerness of the French to attack, and had expected to obtain a decisive victory, through superior numbers, in the first days of the war.

  • As the Russians for lack of transport were not able to follow up their success at Lublin, the succeeding weeks showed it to be far from a decisive victory.

  • It was important to gain a decisive victory.

  • Up to this time, Grant had believed that the rebellion would suddenly collapse if a decisive victory could be gained.

  • This will mean a fight in France and Belgium till a decisive victory is won and the present exultant German will is broken.

  • The only way to save them is to win a decisive victory.


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    Some common collocations, pairs and triplets of words:
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