costly victory造句

• The ensuing Battle of Mursa Major resulted in a costly victory for Constantius.
• If Sunni hostility continues to deepen, Fallujah could turn into a very costly victory.
• Nevertheless, their costly victory cleared the way to Tuy阯 Quang.
• The battle was a costly victory for the Malsori tribesman.
• "Pasley " s most costly victory came on 28 October.
• Nevertheless, their costly victory cleared the way to Tuyen Quang.
• But it was a costly victory for the embattled speaker.
• Now, he is claiming a hard-won and costly victory.
• But for Bush, who turned the tables on McCain Saturday, this was still a costly victory.
• It appears, however, that Nicetas managed to win a costly victory near Emesa, possibly in 614.
• But it could have been a costly victory.
• On August 5, 1864, Farragut won a great but costly victory in the Battle of Mobile Bay.
• But far more appear to have hailed Putin's costly victory as a tribute to Russian will and might.
• It has been a costly victory.
• It has been a costly victory,
• Americans recall mainly Pearl Harbor, the Bataan death march, and the costly victories at Iwo Jima and Okinawa.
• The Austrians scored a costly victory over the French at the Battle of Ampfing on 1 December 1800.
• But it would be a costly victory if the agreement unravels and Americans are caught in a cross fire.
• It was a costly victory; Ragradia was destroyed, leaving only her memories and knowledge, which became the Claire Bible.
• The punitive Iranian expedition followed soon thereafter, and won a costly victory over the Georgians at the battle of Marabda.