Sentence examples for a matter of win from inspiring English sources

"Everybody wants to get a medal, but even if they don't get it, it's not a matter of win or lose.

"Really, it's just a matter of winning.

"It's not a matter of winning and losing," Klotz, 88, said on Wednesday.

"It'll be a matter of winning over the crowd," Casem said.

From then on, it's a matter of winning a lot of close games against teams that are still totally white along with their nasty racist coaches.

For Mr. Bush, who has a fairly straightforward agenda here, it is mostly a matter of winning as many delegates as possible.

"When she argued with her neighbors, as she would for the rest of her life, it was not merely a matter of winning or losing an argument, it was a struggle to prove that she existed".

And although there will continue to be military action against terrorist forces, counter-terrorism is primarily a matter of winning hearts and minds, or at least not alienating the natural constituency in whose name the terrorists claim to act.

It's not a matter of winning or losing.

"It's a matter of winning and performing, as I hope for a big summer showdown with a big name in the division".

Kings Coach Darryl Sutter said correcting the situation is a matter of winning those points that evaded them in four overtime/shootout losses.