Sentence examples for could not win that from inspiring English sources

But we could not win that match.

England could not win that Test with so little time left in the game, and yet they did.

Afterward, Baker said that he could not win, that he would have been "chastised if you take him out and chastised if he goes too long".

These folks knew they could not win, that it was their duty to lay down the sacrifice plays.

"Anybody who couldn't win that case should not be admitted to the bar".

"The last election, they said I couldn't win that, either, and the entire machine was against me".

It was interesting that Redknapp pointed out last week that Newcastle still had to play Chelsea at Stamford Bridge and "both teams couldn't win that one," which might benefit Tottenham.

The game in which Málaga scored with 11 men, 10 men and nine men but still couldn't win, that began with a chance just 40 seconds from the first whistle and ended with the winner just 40 seconds from the last one, only to continue down the tunnel, in which the players insulted the referee and he insulted them back.

For this reason, a channel like TVi genuinely riles the authorities.Many analysts are convinced that Mr Yanukovych's Party of Regions could not win an election that was truly free and fair.

Of course, skeptics would suggest that Mr. Weiner took a close look at the mayor's race and ducked it for another reason: He concluded that he could not win, and that a loss to Mr. Bloomberg, after a second-place finish in the Democratic primary in 2005, would be devastating to his ambitions.

A staff sergeant with the unit said he had a selection of minidiscs to play for the Iraqis, from warnings for them to stay indoors because of imminent operations to "inevitability themes" telling them that they could not win and that resistance was useless.