Sentence examples for took confidence from from inspiring English sources

But Wenger took confidence from historical precedent.

However, Morton, who had struggled with training all week due to the snow and ice, took confidence from Celtic's early indecision.

'We took confidence from the Charlton game,' adds Levein, 'but we just can't seem to win a match' The last time Leicester reached this stage of the competition, in 2001, they were in the top half of the Premiership.

Saints took confidence from the goal and their best spell followed.

Wing Shane Williams, who scored his 54th Wales try on his 80th appearance, took confidence from his team's strong finish.

"I knew it wasn't normal, but all my tests were saying I hadn't suffered any permanent damage yet, so I took confidence from that.

We have to take confidence from that.

Those involved should take confidence from that.

"He just takes confidence from your stick as the game goes on.

"We will take confidence from those performances, but this is a completely different game.

Although their exit is now inevitable, Celtic can take confidence from their return to European prominence.