Sentence examples for moment won from inspiring English sources

We played hard and, at every moment, won the ball back.

The UK has, for the moment, won the climate lottery for producing some wines.

Geoff Dyer, whose book The Ongoing Moment won the ICP Infinity Award for writing on photography, says: "Weddings are constructed entirely to be photographed". Sometimes it seems that babies are, too.

Andy Murray had just that moment won Wimbledon and he told them an anecdote about Murray's tailor that was done in a way that was very much "we're all just normal guys shooting the breeze".

In both cases, clear and articulate argument is made, and, for the moment, won, against the same kind of frenzied dishonesty, and the same toxic brew of authoritarian absurdity parading as libertarian choice, that have helped propel Donald Trump to power.

But, he picked himself up in that moment, won the next three sets and went on to claim the crown.

Win each moment, win each inning.

For the moment, winning - even beating England - came second.

But for the moment winning is more important for me than times.

People might yell at you on the floor and for you from the rafters, and you might, if only for the moment, win.

"You should have a good solid base at home, but we seem to be doing it the other way around at the moment, winning away from home, and finding it hard at home.