Sentence examples similar to exactly to win from inspiring English sources
Her horse Rafalca competing in the Olympics dressage events was not too great a liability, but the situation wasn't exactly designed to win over undecided voters either.
When a boxer has fifty or a hundred fights, Naplatarski said, "she knows exactly how to win against any type of opponent.
However, he has not exactly tried to win us over: this is his first appearance in the UK in over a decade.
Lancashire must score exactly 200 to win but suffered a setback when first-innings hero Horton was leg before to Graham Onions, who hopes to impress the selectors before the third Test team is named tomorrow.
After more than 40 years performing live, Richie said he knows exactly how to win over the mid-afternoon crowd.
The fourth best effort was recorded by England against the Windies in 2000, when they they scraped a two-wicket win by chasing down exactly 191-8 to win the match.
They are each capable of snagging a board, starting the break and either finishing at the rim or making the smart pass out to an open three-point shooter, which is exactly how to win in the defense-averse All-Star Game.
Downton's Hugh Bonneville (The Earl of Grantham) isn't exactly about to win People Magazine's Sexiest Man Alive award.
It's not exactly, "You play to win the game".
They handle it better than anyone, but it is never exactly comfortable, needing to win every day.
