Sentence examples for critical win over from inspiring English sources
How about Steve Blake going for 23 points in Sunday's critical win over the San Antonio Spurs?
Vigilance is critical and must win over the rush to click on an offer.
Marvel's Jessica Jones was a surprise critical success, winning over legions of Netflix users and quickly being renewed for a second series.
In the EdTech sector, where schools are traversing relatively new ground, experience in education is critical to winning over teachers and administrators and gaining the trust of both schools and investors.
In an effort to win over critical journalists, she appeared at a Gridiron Club dinner in March 1982 wearing old, unattractive clothing and sang about her "secondhand" clothes; subsequently, her press coverage became more positive and her popularity rose.
He suggested it was an indication that the Republican Party could win over the critical key Hispanic electorate.
The renewed efforts to win over the critical undecided Labour supporters came as another poll suggested the no camp is likely to win, mainly due to a hardening of Tory voter opinion against change.
He saved the win over Michigan State with two critical plays on third down.
If a critical mass of smart-growth projects, sensitively designed, can win over Long Islanders to a new, sensible vision, that would be a good thing.
