Sentence examples for target to win from inspiring English sources

The U.S. Roster | England Roster | Argentina Roster Donovan, however, is on target to win his 100th international cap.

"We have one target, to win our games, then we don't have to worry about Chelsea and Tottenham," Wenger said.

Mrs. Hilton is precisely the kind of voter Mr. McCain must target to win a state where only Republican votes will count in choosing delegates March 7.

Nani, 23, has won two Premier League titles and the Champions League with United and is on target to win them again this season.

"Barrymore accused Gorgeous George of using him as an easy target to win public sympathy ahead of the eviction vote," explains Tom Chivers to give me my daily CBB fix.

Electing a Green MP is very Brighton'" Away from Brighton, the Greens' somewhat risky "target to win" policy in which the bulk of their slight resources were poured into just three seats, brought some disappointment.

Mr. Obama held on to the two top Democratic states that Mr. McCain had targeted to win back, Pennsylvania and New Hampshire.

None of the districts made the DCCC's ambitious list of 59 seats that Democrats are targeting to win control of the House.

Five years ago this week, when Team Sky were unveiled at Millbank Tower on a grubby London day, Brailsford set himself two targets: to win the Tour de France within five years and to get a million more people on bikes in Britain.

"PSG have big targets to win the Champions League and, step by step, they have gathered a reputation and are very serious about becoming one of the biggest teams in Europe, so this challenge, I can understand.

Inevitably, some officials, particularly those who believe they need to hit their birthrate targets to win a promotion, will decide it's better to break the rules against forced abortions and sterilizations.