Sentence examples for loud to win from inspiring English sources

She doesn't need to repeat the form of her victory over Starboard and Laugh Out Loud to win this, she just needs to get close to it and at 7-2 it's worth paying to take that chance.

It seems like skeptics like to use the "Yell louder to win an argument" approach, or just throw in a little doubt to make it easier to brush aside the inconvenient.

This time round, no one's said out loud that we're going to win.

Becker got a loud ovation when he held to win his first game.

You're going to sweep the whole thing one of these years… A few weeks later… [he] said, 'You have to hear this.' It was a song he'd just finished called 'Thinking Out Loud,' which would go on to win Song of the Year at the 2016 Grammy Awards".

For instance, he read "The Caine Mutiny," for which he won a Pulitzer Prize, out loud to her one chapter at a time as he finished them.

Try as I might, I can find no one (pundits or punters) who genuinely believes that Extremely Loud should win the top award.

Instead, let's be loud and win the War on AIDS.

There is a danger, he said, that the loudest voices win out, creating a them-and-us culture.

But does the loudest voice win?

The loudest linebacker did win, although even the superego vortex that is Ray Lewis would have to admit he was but a role player in all of this, as Don Banks writes on SI.com.