Sentence examples for on win from inspiring English sources
The world number one played at The Boodles last year before going on win Wimbledon less than two weeks later.
("Come on, win!", a passing driver yells at him; "Haven't you got anything better to do?", asks another).
Some nights I think some of us believe we can turn it off and turn it on, win games down the stretch like we used to.
At the heart of Bernie's theory of change is this idea--that the movement is more important than any one person and that the movement goes on, win or lose.
"I'd rather have Minecraft not run on win 8 at all than to play along.
He insisted throughout that it was an honest error and went on win a libel judgment against the commission's chairman.
From the Evening Standard's Pippa Crerar Tony Blair tells press gallery lunch re Scots independence "just got to take it on & win it", says he's happy to do his bit.
After the races, the Illinois Racing Board, whose members were all at the track, held an inquiry & when it was over one of the stewards told the press that Ycaza had not only repeated his charge but added that Ellsworth stable's purpose in entering three horses had been to herd him with two of them so the third could go on & win.
He breeds horses on his 750-acre Stonewall Farm in Westchester County, as well as races them, which gave him the credibility he needed to persuade horsemen to lower the takeout on exactas, quinellas and daily doubles from 20 to 17.5percentt; on win-place-show bets from 15 to 14percentt; and on Pick Six pools from 25to20percentent on days when there is not a carryover.
Ensuring secure access to food and energy worldwide relies on win-win share of sectoral use of constrained natural resources such as land and water, taking also into account the crucial role of ecosystems and their services.
The focus on win-win solutions implemented through political policy instruments such as the Carnivore Agreement (2011) blurs the complex dynamics between biophysical characteristics and local culture and livelihoods.
