Sentence examples for try to win back from inspiring English sources

They try to win back their newly skeptical second graders.

So 2,900 is not a big majority now to try to win back in 170 days time," he said.

In No Name, the resourceful Magdalen Vanstone uses disguise and elaborate deceit to try to win back her rightful inheritance.

Many of the greatest business people threw themselves into philanthropy to try to win back the souls that they had lost in making money.

Love is now the captain of the United States team that will try to win back the Cup next weekend at Medinah, outside Chicago.

Republicans should not try to win back lower-middle-class voters with immigration reform; they should do it with a working-class agenda.

That could spell trouble, which is why the drug industry is about to begin a charm offensive to try to win back the nation's affection.

Supermarkets have been competing fiercely on price as they try to win back shoppers from the fast-growing grocery discounters Aldi and Lidl.

News Corp on Sunday took steps to try to win back public opinion by publishing a second newspaper advert apologising for its mistakes.

It is cheaper to cut prices to keep customers, they figure, than to try to win back customers later from a rival.

The first Michigan state senator expelled from office by his peers announced that he would try to win back his seat.