Sentences with phrase «victory courtesy»
The phrase "victory courtesy" means showing respect and good manners in winning or achieving success. Full definition
The players eventually returned to the pitch some 40 minutes later and Sparta secured victory courtesy of second - half goals by David Lafata, Tiemoko Konate and Ladislav Krejci.
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The players eventually returned to the pitch some 40 minutes later and Sparta secured victory courtesy...
George Best found the net for United but City claimed victory courtesy of goals from Colin Bell, George Heslop and Francis Lee.
That had particular resonance in Quebec and delivered Scheer to victory courtesy of what columnist Terence Corcoran called «fake Conservatives».
However, the stats are stacked against Blackburn as they have won only once out of their last sixteen trips to Old Trafford — a 2 - 1 victory courtesy a brace from Morten Gamst Pederson.
Slaven Bilic made his West Ham debut at White Hart Lane in February 1996 — a 1 - 0 victory courtesy of a Dani goal.
Yesterday Chelsea took on Liverpool as part of their pre-season tour recording a 1 - 0 victory courtesy of a header from Gary Cahill.
Roma came away from the Stadio Olimpico with a 2 - 1 victory courtesy of goals from Radja Nainggolan and Diego Perotti, who's opener came from the penalty spot.