Sentence examples for striving to win from inspiring English sources

He figured that, by striving to win races, he would earn enough points anyway.

LONDON — The next time that someone tells you, as they surely will, that age diminishes the joy of striving to win, show them video of Alex Ferguson.

America's unequivocal support of Israel hinders our relations with the Arab world, a world in which we are desperately striving to win minds away from radicalism.

There, Jeb Bush, the younger son of the former president, is striving to win the hearts of blacks in his race for the governorship.

Instead it was four third-party candidates striving to win attention and sway votes in the waning hours of the presidential campaign from a crowded room in the back of a Bohemian coffee shop.

They have competing interests, with Ryan striving to win this season to prove that he deserves to return in 2014, the final year of his contract, and Idzik seeking sustainable success and salary-cap flexibility.

Chinese firms have often strived to win such business.

Our Boys Club teams strove to win championships and sometimes did.

He yearned for young blacks to want to strive to win baseball awards, too.

What should coaches be focusing on? A. Double-goal coaches should strive to win while teaching life lessons.

But he also added several younger members as he strives to win back voters ahead of parliamentary elections next month.