Sentence examples for attempting to win a from inspiring English sources

Wiggins is attempting to win a British-record eighth Olympic medal in Rio, having collected four gold, one silver and two bronze from his four previous Games.

All there's left is the greatest player of all time attempting to win a record 15th grand slam in his 20th grand-slam final.

"There were times when players fell in the box, attempting to win a penalty," he said, "but there wasn't the dishonesty on the scale we see nowadays.

Making it to Rio in 2016, and attempting to win a medal in 2020, by which time VV will be 19.

Bode Miller, attempting to win a fourth medal in four Olympic races, had a sometimes fast, sometimes haphazard first run, which concluded with his skiing off the course when he could not negotiate a gate.

In large part as a response to these conflicts, there had arisen within the communes the movement of the popolo i.e., of associations of non-nobles attempting to win a variety of concessions from the nobility.

Jonjo Shelvey of Liverpool and Jonny Evans of United attempted to win a loose ball.

* An active Labour supporter, he attempts to win a seat on the Greater London Council for Labour at Putney in 1977.

Booked again for dissent, he attempted to win a free-kick with a preposterous dive that went unpunished.

Next year, it will attempt to win a third straight championship, a feat last achieved in 1966-68, bYorkshirere.

Huddersfield, who will attempt to win a fourth straight league game against Forest, are currently fourth in the Championship.