taste victory

"I know that a good general must use all the resources available to him if he is to taste victory."

Let them almost taste victory right before I take their lives away."

Davidson had not tasted victory in any of his eight Tests.

Woods also believes it is just a matter of time until he tastes victory again.

The earthquake had struck at the moment when he was tasting victory.

It was to be another year before Davidson tasted victory at the highest level.

After four hours of fighting, Cáceres could almost taste victory.

Once the work-gangs had tasted victory' the rest was simple.

He could already taste victory, and it was sweet.

If they did not taste victory- and soon- they would never live to return to the ship.

The critic, tasting victory, can hardly wait to begin printing.

That was what he seized now, and he could taste victory.

It is our karma, my friend, and we are so close I can taste victory."

He tasted victory, with Australia taking the series 4-0.

After so many defeats since Gallipoli, they at last tasted victory.

Susan tasted victory, a flavor so elusive that she swallowed it at once.

And for the first time ever, Texas tasted victory:

But those riders have yet to taste victory.

"I was disgusted more than anything else because I tasted victory.

Meyer, though, wanted the team to taste victory.

For Ozaki to taste victory, he will need two of the best rounds of his career.

His liegemen rejoice, for they will soon taste victory.

Uhura and Chekov were both grinning at him; he could taste victory.

He tasted victory just once, on his debut against Scotland in February 1928.

Karthik tasted victory immediately as India scraped home by 13 runs.