Sentence examples for should clinch from inspiring English sources

Illinois should clinch at least a tie for the Big Ten title.

His supporters can't suppress an unseemly glee: surely his heroic effort should clinch his nomination.

John Reid has done much to kill jury trials; this should clinch it.

A wordless revelation scene in a dusty attic, as crushed realisation, sorrow and anger spread simultaneously across that mesmerising face, should clinch her every prize going.

It was ironic that Bartoli should clinch victory with an ace – just her second of the match – because she leads the women's tour in double faults.

Whatever the final outcome, the bold and constructive leadership shown by the Erdogan government on this issue should clinch Turkey's long-stalled case for European Union membership.

Does the United States put a premium on its commitment to justice and ending impunity — as it has emphasized across the continent — and distance itself from Mr. Kenyatta should he clinch this election?

In the interview, Mr. Kennedy said he did not think it was possible that Mr. Obama, whom Mr. Kennedy has endorsed, would pick Mrs. Clinton for his ticket, should he clinch the nomination.

B1 Mayor Prepares for Ferrer As they closely watch the final days of the Democratic primary fight, top advisers to Michael R. Bloomberg are debating how aggressively to go after the man they expect to win, Fernando Ferrer, should he clinch the nomination to face Mr. Bloomberg, a Republican, in the fall.

He should be clinching this at this visit, and the stench of dreams will be stinging his eyes and billowing his nostrils.

Compounding the heartbreak was that the Giants should have clinched the game a few minutes earlier when they had 1st and goal from the Chargers' four.