Sentence examples for terms for winning from inspiring English sources

Famous in sporting terms for winning a European eventing title and becoming the first Royal family member to compete at an Olympic Games, Princess Anne is also one of 110 IOC members with voting powers on host cities (although she abstains where conflicts arise).

And she has an EGOT (the colloquial term for winning Emmy, Grammy, Oscar, and Tony Awards).

She has won 27 singles matches in a row in the majors, and though a victory on Saturday would not give her a true Grand Slam, a term used for winning all four in the same calendar year, it would be a remarkable achievement in light of the increasing depth, talent and prize money in the modern women's game.

She has won 27 singles matches in a row in the majors, and even though a victory on Saturday would not give her a true Grand Slam, a term used for winning all four in the same calendar year, it would be a powerful statement in light of the increasing depth, talent and prize money in the modern women's game.

"We're proud of our alumni, but frankly, when they work in the public sector, their presence is more of a negative than a positive for us in terms of winning business," a spokesman for the firm told The New York Times in 2008.

"We're proud of our alumni, but frankly, when they work in the public sector, their presence is more of a negative than a positive for us in terms of winning business," said Lucas Van Praag, a spokesman for Goldman.

It will also aim to establish the scale of the task in terms of winning the argument for change.

That's very rewarding for us in terms of winning project business.

Kane vs. Randy Orton These two have their work cut out for them in terms of winning the crowd over; "Daniel Bryan" chants take over the crowd and they could not be less interested in this match.

The radical left Syriza party, which promises better terms for Greece, won a decisive victory in the general election today and is close to winning an absolute majority in parliament.

Some support the law, arguing that it furnishes estranged wives with a useful weapon for winning better terms in their divorce settlements.