Sentence examples for formidable win from inspiring English sources

For a long time the company had a formidable "win rate", securing 70% of the contracts it bid for.

This was a second formidable win for West Ham's young professionals in the Premier League's new venture this season – the Barclays U21 League – which has replaced the old reserve league as part of English football radical overhauling its youth development.

In the opening fixture at Lahore, it was the batsmen who gelled to post a formidable winning total of 327 for four, and yesterday it was the turn of the bowlers.

In strict conservative eyes, that makes him a formidable winning candidate who deserves to be a winning candidate.

That type of revolutionary fervor, courage and principle, has led Florida's immigrant movement in less than seven years to cohere into a formidable, winning force.

She cited the formidable Oscar-winning actor Anna Magnani, famed not only for her films but for having defended her wrinkles.

LONDON — Going for broke in the Champions League can inspire an athlete, like Didier Drogba, to the absolute limits of his formidable match-winning powers.

Parnell's Red Sox, especially in his first years, were a formidable team, winning more than 90 games a year from 1948 to 1950, with a lineup of hitters that included Ted Williams, Dom DiMaggio, Johnny Pesky, Bobby Doerr and Vern Stephens.

His formidable machine helped win Mr Kirchner 22% of the vote.

For Margaret Emmons, 58, the debate offered her a new image of Mr. Santorum — as suddenly formidable enough to win the Republican nomination.

He also wants an earlier date for the ballot — an apparent effort to limit the ability of Mr. Salmond, a formidable campaigner, to win over skeptical Scots.