Sentence examples similar to lock in a win from inspiring English sources

And Sequoia Capital gets to lock in a near-$near-$1 billiont a time winn the rest of the venture industry is on the ropes.

Such is our determination to lock in our hard won stability that looking forward we can, and will, take nothing for granted.

They were 33-9 when Shaq's hip "locked up" in a win over the Wizards.

TPPing-pointWhat's more, engagement in Asia could lock in a rare foreign-policy win for Washington.

Just look at the games we had Sunday: Green Bay beats Indianapolis Detroitt beats the Giants; Denver comes from behind again to win; we are locked in a struggle to win; Buffalo comes from behind; Tennessee is tied with Cleveland at the half; the Tampa game at Chicago.

The reformers and extremists, writes Hirsi Ali, are currently locked in a battle to win the hearts and minds of the mass of passive Mecca Muslims.

The rivals are locked in a fierce competition to win states — and, more important, delegates — on Tuesday, even as their strategists looked ahead to the contests beyond this Tuesday.

There are 200 days to go until Scotland's independence referendum and the Yes and No campaigns are locked in a fierce battle to win crucial votes.

Residents of Dale Farm and Basildon council are locked in a standoff after residents won a last-minute emergency injunction to prevent an eviction that was due to start on Monday.

Mouton was next locked in a tight battle for the win in Sanremo.

New NBC News/Marist polls out Thursday show President Obama and Mitt Romney locked in tight races in Colorado, Iowa and Nevada – states Mr. Obama won in 2008.