victory celebrations

This club was to become the site of many victory celebrations over the next 10 years.

"Our enemies have learned not to hold any victory celebrations at that point, though."

Have they taken our victory celebrations away from us?

"An inquiry into the navigation error will be held after the victory celebrations."

He returned to Bolivar for the victory celebrations, but as a civilian.

When the broadcasts were picked up in Jordan, they sparked victory celebrations.

It's wonderful to conduct an invigorating practice and to share in victory celebrations.

Victory celebrations for most of us, a hallowed death for a few.

With duties ended she then participated in the visiting of home port for victory celebrations.

At rallies and victory celebrations yesterday, supporters called out the general's name, not that of the newly elected President.

And the room has been filled with victory celebrations this season by a group of bigger and stronger players.

Too tired for the usual victory celebrations, he headed directly for bed.

The victory celebrations are short lived, however, as the enemy annexes a world within striking range of Earth itself.

Lorenzo will be planning his increasingly eccentric victory celebrations with even more conviction.

"But then I always did like victory celebrations.

I fear that our victory celebrations are premature.

Our victory celebrations lasted for nights and days.

She left the gardens through the small gate at the end of the terrace and lost herself in the Dervish victory celebrations.

Some of the ammunition wagons were blown up as a part of the victory celebrations.

It is sad to think that the ship, welded together with such skill and care, did not survive to see the victory celebrations.

Lead-up work took place from 1958 to 1964, with the construction beginning in 1965 on the eve of the 20th victory celebrations.

Almirola did not participate in team victory celebrations after the race as he had already left the track.

But there were no victory celebrations.

The song appears seventy-five minutes into the film, as part of the Falklands War victory celebrations.

Several casks had been opened to help give an extra swing to the Kojak victory celebrations - with predictable results.