Sentence examples for a decent winning from inspiring English sources

After losing two of their first three games, the Knicks have a winning record and the chance for a decent winning streak, with the Philadelphia 76ers (1-5) coming to the Garden on Sunday.

Despite a decent winning percentage, Nashville failed to secure a spot in the playoffs.

"It was a decent win because he is a talented player, but I feel I could be a bit better," said Murray.

After a decent win in 7 17pm: Gary Kelly and David O'leary on Sky are opining that if poor old Stan Staunton had picked a 20-year-old for such a big game, he'd have been ridiculed, but that no one dares question Trap because of his extraordinary CV.

"We're disappointed with that because we had a good result against Celtic and we wanted to try back that up with a decent win here.

Meanwhile, if confirmed, we can probably chalk this up as a decent win for TransferWise, which is best known for its consumer-facing international money transfer app, but has always had ambitions of being a broader platform play.

That appears to be a decent win for 7digital — for now (see below) — particularly when you factor in that it's far from exclusive — the music service also has a deal with HTC rival Samsung to power its Music Hub app on the Galaxy SIII smartphone and is also planned for pre-install on other devices in the Galaxy family.

"A big positive for us is that we've put together some pretty decent winning streaks," Castro said.

But he let the birdie effort slip by on the right, and remains at +3. Meanwhile Scott Jamieson of Scotland has enjoyed a decent year, winning his maiden European Tour event, and competing in the Open for a second time.

A decent display, winning the ball well, but it felt as if he was on his own a lot of the time, trying to protect a shaky defence.

Nicklas Bendtner's first international hat trick – with two goals coming in the last 10 minutes after the US had just taken a 2-1 lead – turned what would have been a decent away win into the latest disappointment of the post-World Cup period.