Sentence examples for men would win from inspiring English sources

Polls had suggested that both men would win.

"I came downstairs and prayed that the right man would win," she said this week via a translator.

By contrast, in the parliamentary elections at the start of this year, only nine women were elected, but, Al Garf said proudly, the women "won by their own personal efforts, in the same way a man would win".

Murphy supporters insisted on Saturday night that they were confident that their man would win the support of a majority of Westminster, Holyrood and EU parliamentarians to win the race.

In the coffee room, when there was a choice between Nature and Cosmopolitan, you could bet that "10 ways to find your dream man" would win out over the latest news on sequencing the human genome.

The hierarchy of wits meant that the wittiest and most virile man would win at the game.

After all, the Party cannot credibly ask anyone to follow a rule book that it already tore up to ensure their man would win.

The music fades away with the final line of the lyrics echoing through the theater: "Roll us both down a mountain / And I'm sure the fat man would win" -- as a massive wave of applause slowly dies away.].

#nothappy #seriousface" So i lost a bet with @pattylopezdelac that man untied would win but they didn't so I have to pay up on my bet so sorry guys.

The man who would win the league with Maradona's Napoli in 1986 and would feature in the World Cup of the same year was arguably taking on the image of a tough lower league player more as his career progressed.

Gigi Chao's father offered a $65 million "bounty" to any man who would win over his daughter.