Sentence examples for vision to win from inspiring English sources

I will develop a Labour vision to win back our lost voters and provide something in very short supply in this country right now - hope".

Delivering the revolution will require the courage to confront vested interests, the vision to win hearts and minds and the tenacity to deliver tangible change.

The opening episode showed little sign that Gervais had adjusted his vision to win over detractors, although ill-judged slapstick that featured in the pilot – Derek sat in some custard, and fell in a pond – was thankfully missing.

The extension to the current broadcast rights agreement was announced by UK Athletics chief executive officer Niels de Vos, who also outlined its vision to win more medals, stage world-class events, create an athletic nation and stage the best ever World Championships.

It takes great vision to win at the Westminster Kennel Club dog show in New York City -- both literally and figuratively.

Langthorn met Horn at Hank's Coffee in downtown Oklahoma City, listening with little faith in Horn's vision to win a seat that had been held by Republicans since 1975.

"I want there to be pride and a vision, and the vision is to win the World Cup in 2015," said the 42-year-old.

Before the 1992 Paralympics, she said, a doctor accused her of exaggerating her vision problems to win a trip to the disabled-athlete games in Barcelona, Spain.

"Failure to share long-term vision, failure to win support of various constituencies, failure to have a proper airing of controversial issues, could in the long run be detrimental.

The greatest deeds of American Presidents — midwifing the new republic; freeing the slaves; harnessing the energies and vision needed to win the Cold War — had little to do with a bottom line.

This doesn't mean that Paul's vision is destined to win out.