Sentence examples for mostly win in from inspiring English sources

You win some, lose some, mostly win, in the Tory case as these figures will confirm: on average the Labour government was defeated 35 times a year in the 2005-10 parliament; 61 times in the 2001-5; 27 times a year between 1997 and 2001.

The Patriots play in, and mostly win, astoundingly entertaining high-stakes games that come down to memorable plays in their final moments — a list of contests that spans the Tuck Rule Game, a full sixteen years ago, and the astounding comeback in last year's Super Bowl, against the Falcons, with several agonizing and improbable Patriots losses tossed in as well.

Both won in mostly white, historically conservative districts with sizable African-American voting blocs and similar per-capita incomes.

We've had mostly winning seasons in my time there.

Instead, what mostly won the election for Lincoln in 1860 was the disintegration of the Democratic Party.

The 10 districts with the smallest turnout — a number of them in southern Brooklyn — were mostly won by Mrs. Clinton.

Once they're in the classroom, the battle is mostly won.

Without that, Marja will be another empty victory in an eight-year war that Washington has mostly won on the military battlefield and mostly lost everywhere else.

Even in the newly written parts of the show, winsomeness mostly wins out.

In at least a dozen cases, defendants have appealed restitution decisions and mostly won.

I mostly learned that you can win in sport, but you can also lose," Blatter said.