Sentence examples for making a win from inspiring English sources

With the headline polling figures making a win look improbable, the Tories know their only chance of a second term of any kind is to say to voters: let us finish what we've started or else... Sensibly, Osborne did not repeat his earlier claim that taxpayers actually like paying top rate tax.

But Plaid Cymru AM Bethan Jenkins criticised him for "making a win for Swansea political".

Soccer officials took one step in the right direction by making a win worth three points and a draw only one in a conscious effort to open up the game.

Making a win there more likely is Washington State's long history of policy "firsts," particularly by popular vote.

"It is the key" to making a winning racecar.

The Scot, nevertheless, will go into the tournament in confident mood after making a winning start to his season last week.

Such assurances aside, the developments represent quite a turnabout for Mr. Falcone, who burst onto the scene three years ago after making a winning bet against the subprime mortgage market.

Ross Hutchins paid tribute to his partner, Colin Fleming, and his best friend, Andy Murray, after making a winning return to Grand Slam competition here on Wednesday.

This provision is designed to directly contradict shareholder pressure to remove the board by making a winning vote on this matter extremely difficult.

Kathryn Hahn, playing Chris Kraus, makes a winning klutz.

Another Belgian woman made a winning return on Monday.