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Meanings of crowned with victory in English
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Usage of crowned with victory in English
1
The united forces of the Mamelukes, Albanians, and Armenians, have returned home crowned with victory.
2
By good luck, the wielder of Gandiva, the son of Pandu, hath been crowned with victory.
3
Good-bye to you all, a safe journey, valiant work, and a speedy return crowned with victory.
4
He came to her crowned with victory.
5
If aught of harm befell you, the campaign would be clouded to me, even though crowned with victory.
6
Sol Breck had the unenviable reputation of one who never declined battle-andnever emerged from one crowned with victory.
7
Mohammed and Bardissi's united forces march out to a succession of conflicts, ever returning to Cairo crowned with victory.
8
Edmund kneeled, and with uplifted hands returned thanks to Heaven, that his noble friend and champion was crowned with victory.
9
Seeing Vikartana's son slain in single combat by Savyasaci, and the Pandavas crowned with victory, what indeed, did Duryodhana say?
10
When the king, crowned with victory, seeks the re-establishment of peace, all the orders then betake themselves to their respective duties.
11
When he reappeared crowned with victory at Fontainebleau, October 26, 1809, Josephine felt that her fate was sealed.
12
"I trust you will return safely to your native land before long, crowned with victory and glory."
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Crowned with victory across language varieties
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