Sentence examples for geared to win from inspiring English sources

Just how much foreign support he enjoys remains uncertain, but his denunciations of "terrorism" and the Muslim Brotherhood are evidently geared to win the support of the US, Egypt and Saudi Arabia.

But activists were wary that the program would be merely a change in name geared to win back local cooperation with ICE and disputed Obama's continued use of the "good immigrant, bad immigrant" dichotomy.

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From the first day I took the job, I told the players that everything was going to be geared to winning the World Cup.

Mr. McCain's political director, John Weaver, said the campaign's strategy in California would be "geared to winning the delegates," by "connecting the dots between campaign finance reform, military reform, a middle-class tax cut and paying down the debt".

Yet for obvious reasons, a series finale isn't geared to winning over casual viewers – it's for the fans, in this case, the small but very devoted fanbase that kept it on the air when NBC was threatening to cancel it.

While García's former teammates headed out in their rain gear to win back the Cup, García was relegated to the golf carts and the walkie-talkie.

I just knew I had to step it up a gear to win a medal in the final and that's what happened.

The trouble is that Nadal has timed his ambushes to perfection, surging through the gears to win the points that really matter.

Murray held before Nadal found top gear to win the eighth to love but a composed Murray showed no nerves as he clinched the first set 6-3 by holding his service game to love.

Ken Doherty, the 1997 champion and twice runner-up, fell behind 5-2 to Barry Pinches but moved up several gears to win 10-5, making breaks of 70, 91, 109, 68 and 82 in an eight-frame winning streak.