Sentence examples for a difficult win from inspiring English sources

On Nov. 30, the team managed a difficult win over Harry S Truman High School, 51-48, sealing the game in the final seconds on a pair of free throws by Widly Couloute, 17, a senior post player.

North Carolina went for Obama in 2008, but it's been seen as a very difficult win for him this year, and will probably go to Romney.

August 30 2003 France 17 England 16 Imanol Harinordoquy (France No8) This was a hugely difficult win for us in Marseille, even though this was what would be our World Cup first-choice team.

"This is a difficult war to win," the bespectacled brigadier said.

Patching bullet wounds with Band-Aids is a difficult way to win in the N.F.L., and four games into the season it already feels as if the Jets have reached a critical stage.

Arsenal, who have not beaten the Swans in their last three meetings, will be without the injured Mikel Arteta and suspended Laurent Koscielny, but Laudrup conceded it will be a difficult to win again at the Emirates.

R.K. feels he may have a difficult time winning.

The government nevertheless could have a difficult time winning a conviction in San Francisco.

And Singapore faces a difficult road winning business from rivals in Hong Kong and Shanghai.

For once the pathos was unforced, and Wisdom triumphed in a difficult role, winning a Bafta award.

Without a strong showing by the Free Democrats in September Ms. Merkel could have a difficult time winning re-election.