Sentences with phrase «reporters after his victory»
«Anytime you beat the No. 1 player in the world or one of the best players to ever play... confidence comes from it,» he told reporters after his victory.
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Trump told reporters in November that he had thought about having a celebration that month, a year after his victory over Hillary Clinton, but he was touring Asia at the time.
Bloomberg reports that Manning told a CBS sideline reporter that his plan was to «drink a lot of Budweiser» after leading the Broncos to a 24 - 10 victory — the second Super Bowl win of his career.
Immediately after leading the Denver Broncos to a 24 - 10 victory over the Carolina Panthers, Manning told a CBS sideline reporter that his postgame plan was to «drink a lot of Budweiser.»
But Trudeau, who spoke to Obama the day after his victory, told reporters, «Any relationship as important as Canada and the United States goes beyond a single project.»
«Well, first things first,» Warner told a reporter after his first Super Bowl victory.
The Monday after Florida's victory, UK head coach Mark Stoops told reporters that he will now designate two people to ensure no one is wide open on the line of scrimmage on each snap.
«Tiger says he's going to kick my butt when he comes back,» Day told reporters after going wire - to - wire on Sunday for his seventh victory in his last 17 starts.
After Ms. O'Donnell's victory, a party spokesman told reporters, «The fact that Mitt Romney and Sarah Palin would put their name behind a candidate that believes women who serve our country «cripple the readiness of our defense» make them unfit to be commander - in - chief.»
Lots of people and organizations are claiming victory this morning after seeing the results from yesterday's (extremely low turnout) primaries, and that includes the Working Families Party, which informed supporters (and reporters) in a late night email that its candidates had won a «clean sweep» of the party's «priority» contests.
The session finally began in earnest after lunch, even as the Assembly speaker, Carl E. Heastie, a Bronx Democrat, held a celebratory news conference with reporters, promoting victories on increasing the minimum wage, establishing paid family leave for workers and increasing aid to schools.