Sentence examples for fast winning from inspiring English sources

While some digital innovations wow consumers but don't necessarily win them over, Vee24's live engagement spaces are fast winning friends and influencing people.

Tyson, 35, started fast, winning the first round largely with aggressiveness and a lively left hook, but he had just about stopped punching by the fourth round.

And while the idea may sound a bit kooky, she is fast winning acclaim for her work from mainstream psychiatrists and mental health organisations.

From start to finish of the rarely run 150m on the specially built sprint strip on Deansgate, the 28-year-old American was pretty fast, winning by 0.47sec from his compatriot Darvis Patton in 14.51sec.

It might not yet enjoy the celebrated status of the mighty beefsteak or the tango, but Argentine winemaking is fast winning an international reputation for excellence.

During those years, Mr. Fast won the Stalin International Peace Prize, in 1953, and "Spartacus," about a slave revolt in ancient Rome, was published.

Consistency always wins, and even when you have to change directions quickly, selling yourself out for a "fast win" isn't always the way to go.

Then John Kasich's almost as fast win in Ohio; Trump's loss there makes it harder for him to lock up the necessary 1,237 delegates for a first-ballot win at the party's national convention in Cleveland.

Rathmann had been a premier racecar driver who once held the world record for the fastest winning speed.

Monarchos, a son of Maria's Mon, had won the Derby with the second-fastest winning time.

Christophe Lemaitre clocked a faster winning time in the opening semi-final, 20.17sec, but the young Frenchman pushed hard all of the way to the line.