Sentence examples for taught to win from inspiring English sources

You're taught to win and be better than everybody".

Piniella was brought into the pro baseball world by Earl Weaver, taught to win by Billy Martin and instructed in the nuances of dugout diplomacy by Bob Lemon and Dick Howser.

Why he hasn't come across as more remorseful, humble and sensitive to the families of the victims in the months since the trial is obvious: these days, too many athletes aren't taught to win graciously, whether they're beating their man to the quarterback, or the rap for murder.

"At this club we are taught to win and that's what we try to do at all costs.

His opponent, Joni Ernst (TP/R-IA) comes right out of tea party central, a movement dedicated to preventing the United States government from acting effectively on anything, but who was taught to seem "nice" to win the election.

Berdych was being "solved", a process applied, snags untangled, a kind of sporting homoeopathy whereby Murray taught himself to win while losing just a little.

Laviolette, dressed in a double-breasted navy suit, was whisked from room to room to room at a posh Long Island nightclub, telling Islanders employees and reporters at a news conference that the Islanders can be taught how to win.

My Google co-worker Bret Taylor (now CEO of Quip and formerly CTO of Facebook) taught me to win the respect of engineers by writing code.

"Scientists have been trying to teach computers to win at Go for 20 years," he wrote.

"It is something that teaches you to win but also has a value for someone who arrives second, third or fourth.

Byron Scott, I must say, has done a magnificent job for a guy with the handicap of being a Pat Riley disciple, not unlike an old rival of mine when I was teaching Michael to win in Chicago, and he, Gumby, was with my once-sacred and now sad-sack Knicks.