Sentence examples for to win somewhere else 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.

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

"He [reached] the age of 29 and thought, 'can we win the championship here or do I have more chances to win it somewhere else?'" said Wenger.

Ducks General Manager Brian Burke said Bryzgalov had not asked for a trade, adding, "He's a quality person who helped us win, then he deserves to go somewhere else and play".

"Teams that come in have to feel like they have to go somewhere else to get a win on the road".

I'm not going to leave to go somewhere else to theoretically have a chance to win.

"We're going to have to start looking somewhere else".

"If we can win that game we get the chance to go somewhere else in the quarter-finals and prove we are better than we were (on Sunday).

If you're a big-name guy, you go somewhere else to win a World Series right now, this season.