Sentence examples for step to win from inspiring English sources

We're worried that this could be a step to win the loyalty of the new leaders, in preparation for another step in the future".

He aimed for the bold step to win the support of the crime-weary population and to bolster his legitimacy as the president for all Mexicans.

Otukile Lekote, a sophomore from Botswana, won the 800-meter title for the second year in a row, leading every step to win by 2 meters in a fast 1 45.17.

In Germany, where Mrs. Merkel is still trying to recover from her party's election defeat in the country's most populous state earlier this month, the unilateral measures were viewed as a necessary step to win passage of the rescue plan in the Bundestag.

But at the end of the day that generation has to put the dot on the 'i' to make the final step to win a competition like that – otherwise you go down as an amazing generation without winning a big tournament.

This time the smile is cautious: "Germany's a side that can win the World Cup, is among the top three right now in the world and it's also a very special generation that is there, but at the end of the day that generation has to put the dot on the i to make the final step to win a competition like that – otherwise you go down as an amazing generation without winning a big tournament".

It could also be the first step to winning debt abolition for all.

"We had a big opportunity to win a game that would have taken us a big step to winning the league.

Many oil companies jumped at the chance, because they thought it might be the first step to winning contracts someday to work on Saudi Arabia's huge reserves.

As the young, boisterous Tory candidate, Charles Elphicke, puts it, "if we win back St Albans, it will be a vital step to winning back the trust of middle England".

The win at Carrow Road saw the Reds move five points clear at the top of the Premier League table and take a huge step to winning their first league title since 1990.