Sentence examples for rush to win from inspiring English sources

There did not seem to be any rush to win the National League batting title.

MIAMI, Jan . 2(AP)—Morris Wexler's Beerich closed with a rush to win today's seventh race at Tropical Park before a crowd of 9.155.

In the rush to win the race, it seems bigger questions about the principle underpinning it seem to have gone unanswered.

Blocked for much of the race, he squeezed through a hole in deep stretch and then closed with a rush to win by two lengths.

A Hong Kong developer planning a controversial Cairns casino resort is yet to provide crucial information or meet Queensland gaming officials, despite his rush to win official approval.

Mr. Vallone does not seem to be in a mad rush to win over the new kids on the ethnic block.

With a mayoral election less than six months away, candidates are rushing to win the backing of Mr. Mulgrew and his union, the United Federation of Teachers.

In the past decade, Erdogan's AKP and pro-Kurdish parties rushed to win the hearts and minds of Kurds, which led to a sweeping change in Turkey's southeast.

But Mr. Grand said yesterday that jurors should doubt Ms. Chrosniak's testimony because she had rushed to win a cooperation agreement and told the government what it wanted to hear.

"Another Damaging Damages Bill" (editorial, July 7) says that "the Senate leadership and the White House are rushing to win approval of a new, slimmer product liability bill". While the Senate Republican leadership may support the bill, the majority of the Democratic leadership does not.

The first leg in England ended 0 0, but Liverpool won the second leg at the San Mamés Stadium 1 0 courtesy of an Ian Rush goal to win the tie 1 0 on aggregate.