Sentence examples for eventually clinch from inspiring English sources

"When you eventually clinch it, it's a massive sense of achievement and there's a hunger to do it all again".

With Mendis at the helm, Sri Lanka would eventually clinch a coveted Test victory in 1985 . Eleven years later they won the World Cup.

"We're going to also have to offer support to eventually clinch that buyer and to give this steel plant a long-term viable future," he said.

If, as appears all but certain, Clinton does eventually clinch the nomination, she will need Sanders supporters to turn out to vote for her in the November general election.

(The Mets did eventually clinch the division at Shea Stadium on September 17. ) Despite the Mets' successful season, it was Schmidt who won the National League MVP Award, ahead of the Mets' Gary Carter, who finished third, and Keith Hernandez, who finished fourth.

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This time Li took her opportunity, opening up a 5-1 leandand eventually clinching it when Cibulkova netted a backhand.

Snowboarding's pre-Olympic circus rolls on to Breckenridge, Colo., where Kass eventually clinches his spot on the Olympic team, though just barely.

But it should come as no shock to those who have observed his powers of recovery that he resumed competing on Sunday and eventually clinched a 3-1 victory for Serbia with a 7-5, 6-1 (4), 6-1, 6-0 defeat of Querrey, who developed physical problems of his own in the match.

Even Wells failed to score in the fourth round, a 0-0 drat at Wigan that went to extra-time and penalties before Duke eventually clinched it for a team accumulated at a total cost of £7,500 — Hanson's transfer fee from Guiseley — by saving Jordi Gómez's shoot-out kick.

OhmyNews doggedly reported on the campaign and its favored candidate, the reform-minded Roh Moo Hyun, who eventually clinched a surprise victory.