Sentence examples for pledged to win from inspiring English sources

The major Republicans have pledged to win.

Speaking to raucous supporters in Louisiana, he pledged to win big in the state's primary on March 24.

Oracle pledged to win one or, if need be, both firms.British American Tobacco won the auction for Ente Tabacchi Italiano, the state-owned Italian tobacco monopoly.

Mr. Huckabee, speaking in South Carolina as the results trickled in, gave credit to Mr. Romney for his victory but pledged to win the next primary.

It's how many Republicans in Florida and Ohio -- which he pledged to win -- would skip voting altogether rather than vote for Trump.

But Damian Hinds, the education secretary, has pledged to win new funding in a long-term deal with the Treasury before this year's comprehensive spending review.

Jeremy Corbyn has made his first official visit to Scotland as Labour leader, pledging to "win back support" for the party following the SNP's crushing general election victory.

Simply pledging to win it for the 34-year-old O'Driscoll or the injured Paul O'Connell, also on his last Lions tour, will not, in itself, be enough.

Pledging to win back his errant fiancée, who has run off with a squid hunter, Charles chronicles his haywire schemes — involving Bigfoot, U.F.O.'s and an oversexed Italian bodybuilder — in installments for a weekly magazine.

Stevanovic was appointed in January 2011, pledging to win an Africa Cup of Nations during his time in charge.

Pledging to win "the battle for Russia", he said he would not allow interference in the country's affairs.