Sentence examples for to win somewhere from inspiring English sources

Scott used the Princeton philosophy to win somewhere else.

"I can honestly say, I've never pictured myself in a different uniform, and it wouldn't be as meaningful if I were to win somewhere else," he said.

If the Democrats can win Hastertland, the Republicans need to figure out how to take it back, or how to win somewhere else.

"We tried to hit them on the counter but a lot of things have got to go right for you if you're going to win somewhere like here".

Heading into the final minute at No. 23 Pittsburgh, the Wildcats needed either a defensive stop or a basket in the final minute of regulation to win somewhere they never had in five previous trips.

Guga has the game to win somewhere besides Roland Garros.

Ah, but, don't fret; you can wager for the rest of your natural born life there will be American foreign military presence wasting our money and stealing our children to not "win" somewhere.

"They seem to know they are losing the battle in the US, so the best they can do is to be seen to be winning somewhere.

But in a region where extremists tend to go all the way and moderates tend to just go away, seeing moderates stand their ground and win somewhere — with ballots, not bullets, no less — well, that's worth applauding.

"You might win somewhere else, but you're going to lose here".

Should win: Somewhere deep down, the Academy knows this award should go to George Miller.