Sentence examples for bit of winning from inspiring English sources

All this connection — and a little bit of winning — is paying off in terms of crowd size.

I interpret this as an admission from the Obama camp that they think five years of records is more than enough material for a bit of winning rich-against-the-rest demagoguery.

Both Simon London and Imogen Edwards-Jones gave indications that they are capable of something less bland, a bit of winning mischief to salt the porridge (London actually used the word "cerebral" at one point, which probably caused heart attacks in the gallery).

Perhaps the iPhone has a bit of winning over to do after all.

"You can see what a little bit of winning does," said Butler while in Anaheim with the Oakland Athletics.

The smart ones take the crowd's occasional stony silences to heart, then employ the old Letterman bit of winning them over with jokes about how badly the last joke bombed.

A bit like dreaming of winning the lottery – it might be you, but probably not.

Making eight changes to the starting line-up was the easy bit; the challenge of winning in France, against "monster" opponents to borrow O'Shea's phrase, demanded a whole different level of attitude.

"That's for any team that's been on a winning streak, been on a little bit of roll winning games.

There's also a little bit of the "winning the lottery" feel to an O.K.

"We just tactically changed slightly in the second half, we just went on to the front foot a little bit more in terms of winning first and second balls because I knew if we did we could certainly break on the counter and hurt them".