Sentence examples for continue to be won from inspiring English sources

That and the defense building on its progress from last year could make the Chiefs contenders in the  A.F.C.  West….assuming the  A.F.C.  West can continue to be won with a record no better than 10-6.

Until President Barack Obama, Nancy Pelosi, Harry Reid, and nine supremes do their jobs, do what they know must be done, and once and for all grant federal same sex marriage to all, until a law is made that no state can deny anyone the right to enter in to a legal contract based solely on gender, then this battle will continue to be won and lost state by bigoted states.

"The issue for us has been, is, and hopefully will continue to be winning — that's my interpretation of Steelers football," Tomlin told reporters at the time.

But for right now, the Mets look like a winning team, and as long as they continue to do what they have been doing all week, they will continue to be a winning team.

"For sure, he's going to continue to have a lot of chances to continue to be No. 1 and win Grand Slams.

The Braves will continue to be criticized for not winning the World Series more than once, but there is as much, if not more, to be said for maintaining the championship level of play they have demonstrated over so many 162-game seasons.

1937: Eyebrows continue to be raised when Anita Lizana wins over Jadwiga Jedrzejowska in the women's singles final and the two start hugging and kissing afterwards on the court.

The ex-Grimsby Town manager, who will continue to be assisted by Shaun Brooks, won only two of eight games but believes he can bring success and a change of style to Dean Court.

The Bulgarians continue to be more active at net, winning 10 spikes to the Russians' six.

The Kings continue to be nearly unbeatable at home, winning their 19th straight game at Arco Arena and improving to a leaguebest 26-1.

The sheer tradition surrounding grand slam sides also explains why the English teams of 1991 and 1992 continue to be fondly recalled despite never winning a World Cup.