Sentence examples for changed to win from inspiring English sources
The change was a significant one, tacit acknowledgement that the game had changed; to win you needed strength and resilience in defence, and in this new context United were too soft.
Justice Peggy A. Quince suggested that Judge Sauls had set too high a legal standard when he insisted that the Gore lawyers had to prove "a reasonable probability" that the election results would have be changed to win a new count.
John misses her desperately, wondering how he'll have to change to win her back.
The question is: How much will he have to change to win the mayoralty of this changed city?
Most of all, Alexander seemed acutely aware that psychoanalysis had to change to win followers in the upbeat, status-conscious United States.
There is much to change, to win and lose in this new intelligent systems era approaching.
The substitute bill Republicans presented Wednesday night made modest changes to win over Republicans.
"Change to win" was his slogan.But he did not win or not with the promised majority, resulting in coalition with the Lib Dems.
"The whole idea that you have to bash the E.P.A. and run away from climate change to win a Republican primary has never been borne out.
They did it with ease, extending their lead at every change to win 21.17 (143) to 12.9 (81) against the under-manned Lions.
