Sentence examples similar to achieve win from inspiring English sources
The phrase "achieve win" is not grammatically correct and is not commonly used in written English
It is missing a linking verb (such as "to" or "an") to connect the subject and object of the sentence. A possible correct version could be "achieve a win" or "achieve winning." Here is an example: "The team worked hard to achieve a win in the championship game."
With pressure to achieve winning records, "there is a question as to whether the coaches are being straight shooters about their teams with their peers," said Mr. Feeney, who has a suggestion for a less involved way to proceed.
But Kielty, distraught as he was, continued to achieve, winning a place at Queen's University Belfast, where he studied psychology but was more interested in becoming a lawyer.
But that has not been the trend when it comes to one of the highest accomplishments a New York City student can achieve: winning a seat in one of the specialized high schools.
"I will be doing everything I can to bring the best out of our players as we all seek to achieve winning performances".
After 23...fxe6 24.Be7! the threat 25.Rd8 mate allows White not only to escape, but to achieve winning position: 24...b6 25.Rd8+ Kb7 26.Bxf8 exf5 27.e6 and the advance of the e-pawn wins the bishop.
They show women achieving, winning, enjoying themselves, unburdened by social norms and unselfconscious.
No other sport exceeded their target by the distance rowing achieved, winning nine medals to the six demanded of them.
"Bradley was the favourite and it's incredible what he's achieved winning the Tour de France.
Achieving winning results is a team effort and every startup needs a successful mentor, coach or advisor.
I have pushed - sometimes mercilessly - and they have achieved, winning their way into excellent colleges on merit scholarships, which was the only way to guarantee an education.
Xi called on the United States and China to "expand coöperative areas and achieve win-win results".
