Sentence examples for need to rack from inspiring English sources

To overtake Clinton, the Vermont senator would need to rack up huge victories in states like New York and California.

"He would need to rack up another strong season or two for me to consider him for the Hall of Fame.

Unless Trump can attract more minority voters, which seems unlikely, he will need to rack up huge majorities among white voters.

TO CLINCH the Democratic nomination, Hillary Clinton or Barack Obama need to rack up 2,025 delegates to the national party convention, which will take place in Denver in the last week of August.

And in order to win the election, Texeira went on, Trump would need to rack up huge majorities of the white vote in some parts of the country where that vote has traditionally been relatively liberal, compared to the white vote in the South.

In the what-have-you-done-lately world of college football, Oklahoma will not only need to beat Oklahoma State, but may also need to rack up "style points" in the eyes of some voters to remain ahead of Texas in the USA Today coaches poll and the Harris poll, which account for two-thirds of a team's B.C.S. average.

"He needs time, and he needs to rack up some delegate numbers".

Mr. McConnell has worked aggressively to deny Democrats the time needed to rack up legislative accomplishments before the midterm elections.

Mr Obama needs to rack up big margins in the urban centres of St Louis and Kansas City, and should carry smaller cities like Columbia and Jefferson City.

That close contest for white women leaves the GOP candidate needing to rack up higher margins of support from white men that Ronald Reagan won in his landslide re-election in 1984.

Instead, the senator has invested time in states with primaries and caucuses scheduled for next month, such as Oklahoma, and he will be in Texas and Minnesota Saturday evening -- places where he needs to rack up delegates to still have a shot at beating Clinton.