Victor I

noun

1. Saint, pope a.d. 189–198.

Example Sentences

“Well, come on, Victor,” I say, taking his hand, too.

From Literature

“After talking to Victor I did not think he was going to hurt himself or others.”

From Los Angeles Times

“If it came down to Victor, I think he could run the offense at a very high level,” said Rolovich, who after a week of practices said Gabalis might be having the best camp of any of the quarterbacks.

From Seattle Times

This year’s plays — which also include the Mexican playwright Victor I. Cazares’s “﹤﹤when we write with ashes﹥﹥,” and a staged reading of the Iraqi playwright Martin Yousif Zebari’s “Layalina” — address subjects including addiction, fluid identity, and global and social change.

From New York Times

Once it was clear that he was the victor, “I ran over with the megaphone, and I was like, ‘Ladies and gentlemen, this is your champion,’ ” Swain said.

From Washington Post