A battle is won when all of the hostile ships have been sunk or captured or have left the map.
Battles are won when all enemies are defeated, yielding experience points that allow characters to gain levels, making them stronger as well as allowing access to better abilities.
Games are won when all your card inside the peaks (including the card at the tops of each of the peaks) have been placed into the waste pile and thereby you're playable cards have been completed.
"It's hard to say you're winning when you just have to veto all the time," Mr. Breaux said.
This model was a good descriptor of postoperative performance in all groups and also won when all postoperative data, that is, discriminations and reversals, were included.
The defenders win if they can hold their positions long enough for the time to run out, while the attackers win when all objectives have been destroyed.
The greatest champions are defined not by winning when all the tumblers are aligned in their favor, but by how they persist and problem-solve and pull it from the bag when they're not at their best.
For example, when someone plays "no ad" scoring, they eliminate the need for two points to be won consecutively when reaching the "40 all" score.
The legislation "is going to be won in communities all over this country, when people begin to stand up and tell their elected officials, 'Sorry, the status quo is not working and we want all Americans to have health care in a cost-effective way,'" he said.
He thought the ground was a bit loose on top for him but, all in all, he's won and, when you come for a race like this from a maiden, you hope they do".
