victoriously

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• If Warnock and Ossoff are both victorious, it will be just the second time in nearly three decades that two Democrats represent Georgia in the Senate.

• It would have been impossible to emerge victorious in this battle without his constant support.

• An alternate playable story line provided a “what if” scenario, with a different ending that saw Sauron’s forces victorious.

• The Pittsburgh Steelers were victorious on a Wednesday, just as they’d been victorious on other days of the week this season.

• If the Lakers are victorious, they will rank second in the same category.

• He says if we were sweeping on victoriously he would take them on but that, as things are, it would not be fair to them to do so.

• Lee's army is sweeping victoriously through Maryland; Harper's Ferry taken with ten thousand prisoners.

• And then the six men departed also; and after much careful scouting, we rode victoriously over the kopje.

• Destroying the foe, they victoriously got through Heaven and Earth and the waters; they have made wide room for their dwelling.

• Under these conditions the Tennessee Shad proceeded victoriously.