Sentence examples for that may win from inspiring English sources

But either way, he is content to have contributed to a team that may win a national championship.

And many former student leaders are high up in the government, the press, and the opposition that may win the next presidential election, in two years' time.

Most of them are pleased to do something that may win them good marks from their usual critics in non-governmental organisations.

A key difference that may win more converts is that Dunkirk is type of story that exploits the scope of the format.

Durham's first-innings lead turned out to be one that may win them this match, given that Nottinghamshire are five down and still trail by six runs going into the final day.

Others want to focus on what is most practical, an approach that may win support in July, when finance ministers meet in Addis Ababa to discuss how to finance the SDGs.

And there is also that little chance that you may win your own little competition... Guess what?

On Wednesday, she showed the crowd charisma that just may win over some I.O.C. members.

That side may win out on occasion, but it's the resistance that matters.

Trade-show antics aside, the iBook has a couple of features that may not win wide praise.

But that photo up there for Sanus Systems, that may well win the prize for strangest CES advertising we've seen yet.