Sentence examples for method of winning from inspiring English sources
Portugal goalkeeper Ricardo gave an exhibition of another method of winning shoot-outs.
He would win, and generously tip off a member of the public on this fail-safe method of winning.
Slugfests are not the preferred method of winning hardcourt tournaments, because the field is filled with able bangers, some with better serves than Nadal.
Perhaps Milov thought this headed further toward a half-point, but if so, he didn't know about Kamsky's method of winning chess games.
The old method of winning Colorado, Carpenter explained, was similar to the approach that Democrats used in the East: a statewide candidate needed to dominate in a big city — Denver — as well as in the steel town of Pueblo, a rare sort of Western city whose politics were closer to those of a Rust Belt state than to those of the Rockies.
Both happen to star the Austrian actor Anton Walbrook ("The Red Shoes") as a schemer who seduces a na? young woman in his drive to realize uncontrollable obsessions: the possession of a set of rubies in "Gaslight" (Wednesday and March 23, also starring Diana Wynyard, above) and of the Devil's own method of winning at cards in "Spades" (March 21 and March 22).
Mr. Gephardt has embraced traditional methods of winning this contest, putting to service veterans of the Iowa caucuses and importing labor leaders to replicate the get-out-the-vote operation he used in winning here in 1988.
But more important than the particulars of any zone defenses or flex offenses, says Goodman -- who coaches players in summer camps who go on to play for Brustad -- the women's team has learned methods of winning that are not easily taught.
This book documents an incredibly fertile period over the past ten years when campaign strategists started using more scientific methods in the business of winning elections.
And everyone has their own superstitions and methods for winning.
The comparisons include the success rate of winning the auction and the winning price per m3.
