Sentence examples for clinch success from inspiring English sources

Herman also had to clinch success the hard way.

Zero Dark Thirty makes killing the personal preference of its heroine, Maya, a CIA agent who begins the hunt in September 2001 and whose relentless pursuit is clinched by success.

The "Scud" powered down eight aces in five service games today, taking his tally for the match to 34 and his tournament total to a staggering 153, to clinch a 4-6 4-6 6-3 6-3 8-6 success and earn a last-four clash with Tim Henman's conqueror Sebastien Grosjean tomorrow.

It clinched a 1-0 success in Gdansk and booked a last-eight tie against the Group D runners-up.

Northern Irishman Rea, 28, clinched his fourth success of the season by winning by 0.051 seconds on his Kawasaki after a thrilling end to the first event.

Its success was clinched as much by the Spanish launch of the Ford Escort as by Hopkins's ability to keep adapting proven skills.

The club's success — it clinched this season's South Midlands League Division One title with three matches to go, ensuring a promotion to the ninth level of the pyramid this fall — has attracted players from as far as Manchester (about 200 miles away), which is particularly remarkable given that the players are unpaid.

There is no small value in clinching that demographic — the success of MySpace is a resounding testament to that.

Two decades on – in which he has been overwhelmingly the most important individual in Italian politics – it is clear that from the outset the size of his fortune was the clinching factor in his stunning success.

Chris Adcock: The left-hander has already enjoyed success in London, clinching silver with mixed doubles partner Imogen Bankier at the 2011 World Championships.

LME With seven regular-season games to go, FC Dallas look a good bet to repeat their success of last year and clinch the Western Conference title.