Perhaps still, the rebels would be victorious over Assad. Perhaps.
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One more hardcore weekend and we will all be victorious.
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It's now almost impossible to say who will be victorious.
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"We will definitely be victorious!" the hosts said in unison.
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Yet what happens when, inevitably, our nations cease to be victorious?
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Another opposition leader, Martin Fayulu, was widely expected to be victorious.
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He would be victorious, but at the cost of having crushed them.
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That is the only way we will be victorious in this fight.
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They have to like beat them down and be victorious over them.
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"We will also be victorious once the investigation is completed," he said.
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He predicted that the mujahideen would be victorious in weeks or months.
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Trump vowed Monday he would be victorious in New Mexico in 2020.
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He insisted that the United States would be victorious in this next challenge.
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No one could imagine the scenario where an opposition candidate could be victorious!
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"We will continue to be victorious in every juncture that follows," he said.
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"If you really work hard then you're going to be victorious," Mr. Peacock said.
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Advocates are vowing to continue their fight, expressing confidence they will eventually be victorious.
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Modi's party may be victorious, but that doesn't mean its troubles are now over.
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If that is Mr Trump's message he and the American dream will be victorious.
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But this time he is hoping that, in the ensuing contest, he will be victorious.
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" The police supporters responded by shouting, "We will be victorious" and "Our cause is just!
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Because our message is resonating and the people when we stand together will be victorious.
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I don't know any other sport you can dominate so much and not be victorious.
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"I predict that Sessions is not going to be victorious on this," Paul told Smerconish.
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"We will put Baghdadi's head under our feet and we will be victorious," the tune goes.
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But after Moore's primary win in heavily red Alabama, Shelby predicted he'd be victorious in December.
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And while they are strategically focused, they are optimistic that she will be victorious on Election Day.
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The big question in the golf world, however, was if the renewed Tiger would still be victorious.
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It's not just the female plaintiffs who would win if they were to be victorious in court.
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"We must tell our brothers in Latin America and the world that the Cuban people will be victorious."
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CAN YOU SHARE WITH US AT ALL SOME SENSE OF WHAT WOULD BE VICTORIOUS AGREEMENT WITH THE CHINESE?
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His belief that the forces fighting evil in the world can be victorious is a hard-won belief.
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In the battle between coal companies and major oil and gas producers, I expect the latter will be victorious.
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If that doesn't happen, Trump may be victorious in more than setting newly coarse terms for our political debate.
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Trump, whose support comes mainly from whites, is unlikely to be victorious unless he can cut into that support.
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But they were states where Trump had to be victorious in order to keep his path to the presidency open.
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We play defense in spurts: 46 minutes, 19903 minutes, you have to do it for 48 minutes to be victorious.
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It is now is mathematically impossible for the Democratic socialist to be victorious without the majority of these superdelegates, a.k.a.
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If the Supreme Court lets that court's latest decision stand, Oracle will be victorious — and Google will face undetermined damages.
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Conservative candidates can veer far to the right of mainstream America on key social and cultural issues and still be victorious.
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It's important to keep in mind that just because the odds are stacked against you doesn't mean you can't be victorious.
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Of 55 scientists, 69 percent believed that the program would win, and 31 percent believed that Mr. Lee would be victorious.
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Going into Game Of Thrones episode 5, there's going to be another big battle between sides and not everyone can be victorious.
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On Tuesday, October 9th, one bear will be victorious and "crowned the 2018 Fat Bear Tuesday Champion," the park Facebook page declares.
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But the pictures on the front pages of newspapers might not now be victorious warplanes but an Indian pilot freed by Pakistan.
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A majority of those surveyed, 2628 percent, think Clinton will win the election, while just 28503 percent think Trump will be victorious.
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Hillary Clinton and Donald J. Trump made their closing arguments in states that both view as must-wins to be victorious today.
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Given Salvini and Lega's current standing in the polls, the chances they would be victorious look good if there are elections soon.
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What's clear from that exchange is that this is the political hill on which Sanders has chosen to die (or be victorious).
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I have no doubt that I will be victorious and that I'll be one step away from becoming the undisputed middleweight world champion.
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Everyone loves to be victorious, and a defeat of Hillary Clinton would signal that the party under Trump is in pretty good shape.
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It involved two people dressed up as the Pink and Blue Power Rangers duking it out to see which color would be victorious.
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Clinton holds leads in several key swing states, including Pennsylvania and New Hampshire, where Trump must erode a large lead to be victorious.
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On November 22018th, I hope Stacey will be victorious and that her victory is even sweeter knowing she has broken the mold of success.
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Gebeily said there are candidates registering to run against him, who used to run on his list, though it's expected he'll still be victorious.
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To be victorious, Mr. Raisi would need a strong turnout from voters who live in less-affluent areas and who emphasize piety and ideology.
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"I only meant it as a literal message to the striking airport workers that I believed they would be victorious in their strike," he wrote.
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"Macron is hoping that Sarkozy will be victorious on the right and that former Juppé supporters will chose him instead," Citibank said in a note.
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Super Tuesday proved to be victorious for front-runners Hillary Clinton, Democrat, and Donald Trump, Republican, making them the most challenging candidates of the race.
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Pfaff had done data analysis leading up to the race and felt that Bailey would be victorious if he could win the first 4003 metres.
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Both Trump and Rubio are predicting that they will be victorious here in the Sunshine State, and fully aware of how much is riding on Florida.
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Pulkkanen is seeking a first win on tour, but will have to fight off a sizeable chasing pack if he is to be victorious in Johannesburg.
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And here is some good news to remember as we begin the 2020 presidential election campaign: If we keep pushing, history suggests that we will be victorious.
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And to be victorious against some of these people, even if it's for one week, but believe me, it's going to be for many of weeks, okay?
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Once in power, unscrupulous leaders can sometimes manipulate the political environment to their own benefit, making it more likely that they will be victorious in future contests.
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Hildalgo has repeatedly said she intends to see Olympic swimmers use the river that snakes around Notre Dame Cathedral and past the Eiffel Tower should Paris be victorious.
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The team was ranked as a No. 22018 seed and not expected to be victorious as they competed in the first round of the 217 NCAA Men's Basketball Tournament.
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Should the jury side with Google and determine that Android's reliance on Java amounted to nothing more than fair use, the internet company will be victorious pending further appeal.
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Now, one win away from the Super Bowl, Waffle House has plans in motion to hook up Cam and the guys with a HUGE breakfast ... should they be victorious.
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He's become one of the President's closest advisers, and while he may not be victorious with everything he pushes, he certainly has Trump's ear when it comes to immigration.
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The majority of respondents — 71 percent overall — said it was "extremely" or "somewhat likely" that Democrats would be victorious in November, compared to the 25 percent who did not agree.
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Their oppressiveness stems from their false certainty of being at the forefront of historical progress, despite the inescapable truth that "the enemy has never ceased to be victorious" (Walter Benjamin).
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"Because I am convinced she's going to be nominee of party, and we need to start figure on what we need to do to be victorious in November," he continued.
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Merkel's approval ratings in Germany are at five-year lows heading into the election yet the consensus among analysts is that she would still be victorious, if she decided to run.
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Rick Scott, appeared to be victorious over Nelson Tuesday night, his lead has narrowed to about 15,000 as votes, mostly from Broward and Palm Beach counties, came in Wednesday and Thursday.
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Business Insider understands that confidence is growing within Labour's Stoke campaign that its candidate Gareth Snell will be victorious when the result is announced in the early hours of Friday morning.
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The minister told reporters in Islamabad that the verdict will not affect the PML-N's performance and the party will be victorious in the coming parliamentary elections, which are scheduled in July.
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Jack Kingston said Tuesday that Obamacare is the reason Donald Trump -- who has called for repealing and replacing the Affordable Care Act -- will be victorious in key states like Florida and Georgia.
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At the same time, the Cavaliers can't roll this year's roster back and expect to be victorious next time around—they put up a good fight, but not that good a fight.
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Or, should they be victorious in 2018 and 2020, Democrats can pursue broader ambitions, relying on this tax reform's overreach for funding rather than simply engaging in deficit-busting of their own.
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And it looks like David is going to be victorious once again, either by forcing lawmakers to pass a bill this week or by getting his law in front of voters in November.
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Bjarni Benediktsson, as well as being the minister of finance and economic affairs, is the chairman of the Independence Party and confidently stated to CNBC that his party will be victorious come Sunday.
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"Brazil is at a tipping point and it's unclear right now which of these two forces is going to be victorious," said Matthew Taylor, an expert on Brazil's judicial system at American University.
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Mitchell and Babel learned the sex of their little one on the way during an unconventional reveal, involving the Pink and Blue Power Rangers duking it out to see which color would be victorious.
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It is not a question of if I should shave — it is a question of how we can possibly be victorious against such a beast without bringing our own doom raining down upon us.
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But she also knows that in order for a Democrat to be victorious in a state where Trump defeated Hillary Clinton by 30 points, they must attract a fair number of Trump supporters, too.
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Walking around Detroit's Cobo Arena on the afternoon of May 29, 1996, UFC heavyweight Dan Severn was just certain that he would be victorious in his UFC 9 Super Fight against Ken Shamrock that evening.
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Based on the Royal Couple's track record (Middleton defeated her husband in a dragon boat race) we're betting the Duchess will once again be victorious, but we'll have to wait until Friday to find out.
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"In both states, the number of undecided voters is smaller than her lead, meaning that to be victorious Sanders has to get all the undecideds and then take Clinton voters away from her," said Brown.
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These mobilizations — on the streets, on telephones and by email — show that when concerned individuals engage and team up with the kind of swift legal work that resulted in Thursday's court decision, we will be victorious.
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Klobuchar—referring to the bet as the "'salmon/walleye with a cup of java on the side' Sunday showdown"—appeared confident that the Vikings, who won their first NFC North title since 2009, would be victorious.
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"I hope this movement will continue and spread for it has within itself the power to stand up to fascism, be victorious in the face of extremism and saying no to oppressive political powers everywhere," Farhadi said.
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The first is that the concentration of Democratic voters in urban districts means that in order to win and maintain a House majority, Democrats must be victorious in highly competitive districts, many of which tilt to the right.
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We can only speculate that Jones believes he will be victorious in both fights given that there would not be that much interest in the polarizing New Yorker moving up to heavyweight if he wasn't coming off a win.
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We will have to wait and see if Jimmy and Mike will be victorious or not in these battles as season two approaches its end; but one thing is certain: for these men, revenge is a dish best served aged.
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For the Fernández-Fernández and Macri-Pichetto tickets the primordial goal is to demonstrate to elites and voters that they are well-positioned to achieve a first round victory in October or to force a runoff and be victorious in November.
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To be victorious in 2020, the Democratic Party must focus on pushing moderate economic policies that do not involve radical wealth taxes, on fixing the health care system without adopting extreme "Medicare for All" policies, and on compromises on immigration.
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Some justices may have reasoned that those without relationships in the United States did not reach the standard of "substantial likelihood of success" in having their legal claims against Mr. Trump vindicated — but that they could ultimately still be victorious.
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These are then applied to each of the 632 constituencies in Britain—the 18 seats in Northern Ireland are treated differently—to arrive at seat-level estimates of vote share and the probability that any given party will be victorious.
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The most important fact is that every winning president in the last 40 years -- with the exception of Bill Clinton -- has won either Iowa or New Hampshire, so the losers from last week feel a particularly acute sense of urgency to be victorious.
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"Oppression and force will not remain and the choice and will of justice-seeking people will ultimately be victorious," Khamenei wrote in a message posted on his official Arabic-language Twitter account, along with a picture of the two activists who were killed.
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While it was still a crucial fifth round for the current champion, the final round of his first unsuccessful crack at Hendricks might be where he learned that summoning the 'God of War' was necessary to be victorious in a championship bout.
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He is at the center of Zimbabwe's cluster of power, with strong backing from the country's elite and the military, but it is unclear whether he will be able to win the hearts of the people and be victorious in an election.
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It is unclear if the Georgia lawsuit will be victorious when it lands in court, as Hasen explained, some of the suit's claims will require proving intentional racial discrimination, a charge that has seen mixed success in federal court in recent years.
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With the show punctuated by the main event win from Conor McGregor over Diego Brandao, Seery was one of five Irishmen (counting Northern Irishman Norman Parke and not counting honorary Irishman Gunnar Nelson) to be victorious at the then-named O2 Arena in Dublin.
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"Big surprise, clearly going into the evening the polls were within the margin of error in most cases, but at the same time the general expectation was not that Trump would be victorious," said David Joy, chief market strategist at Ameriprise Financial in Boston.
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If Trump is totally confident that he will be victorious, he might want to take a look at the Benghazi hearings, when she testified for hours without losing her composure and made her Republican interrogators look like hotheads who were stumbling all over the place.
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"We are going through a time in Pakistan where speaking up against injustice is called contempt of court and speaking up for the nation is called treason, but I still believe that we will be victorious," Maryam said outside the court, according to Dawn newspaper.
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He is placed in the center of Zimbabwe's cluster of power, with strong backing from the country's elite and the military, but it is unclear whether he will be able to win the hearts of the people and be victorious in next year's election.
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As for which of the two will be victorious this time, it is worth remembering that Alabama's biggest question mark was the health of sophomore quarterback Tua Tagovailoa, who had to have ankle surgery after an injury in the SEC title game against Georgia.
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Cardi fully expects that Tasha K's claims will be dismissed, and that at the end of this case, Cardi will be victorious and Tasha K will be held accountable for the blatantly false things she has said, written and posted about Cardi, that Tasha K knew were false.
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" In May 2016, ISIS spokesman and senior official Abu Mohammed al-Adnani declared in an audio message: "Would we be defeated and you be victorious if you were to take Mosul or Sirte or Raqqa or even take all the cities and we were to return to our initial condition?
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"From 2015, when Trump announced and attacked Mexicans that first day, through around Charlottesville, these people really thought they were going to be victorious in the electoral [process] and be able to take a peaceful route back to power," says Heidi Beirich, the director of the Southern Poverty Law Center's Intelligence Project.
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Should Redmayne be victorious, he'd not only score back-to-back Oscars but he would also become the latest in a long line of actors who have courted Oscar attention by playing the opposite sex, playing a trans person or in some other way playing a character whose gender differs than the one of which the actors themselves identify.
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He sent a letter of resignation to the Shah, stating that "in the actual situation it is not possible for the Iranian people to be victorious in the struggle which it has begun," indirectly suggesting that the Shah was undermining Iran in its dispute with the British and directly appealing to the public to rally behind him.
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Renowned Chinese military strategist Sun Tzu once said, "He who is prudent and lies in wait for an enemy who is not, will be victorious," and no one in Better Call Saul is playing Sun Tzu's long game quite like Jimmy or Mike — though, let's be honest, Sun Tzu likely didn't imagine a man weaponizing a garden hose while lying in wait (looking at you, crafty Mike).
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"I am pleased that my opponent has already accepted my challenge to participate in five debates during the general election, and believe I will be victorious in this race when North Carolinians are made aware of the stark differences between my record of common-sense conservative accomplishments and the socialist direction the Democrats want to take this country in," he said in a statement.
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"I don't think it will win as it's very structured, manipulated by the network," she wrote, adding, "production & almost scripted story lines at this point…" Although Abraham called the series "manipulative" and is doubtful the show will be victorious in its category, Teen Mom News remained positive and replied, "well it's a honor being nominated it's at pretty big award show." well it's a honor being nominated it's at pretty big award show.
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With a very tight race in Iowa, and polls showing that former vice president Joe BidenJoe BidenSchiff: Bolton 'refused' to submit affidavit on Trump's involvement in Ukraine controversy Pence celebrates Trump's acquittal: 'It's over, America' Biden offers advice to young people with stutters: It's important 'to not let that define them' MORE or Sanders could be victorious on Monday evening, Biden is seizing on his greatest strength in this race: electability and lifelong commitment to Democrats.
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