Sentence examples for was continuing to win from inspiring English sources

There was the team, watching former conference defender Dan Burn deal comfortably with an interminable stream of crosses, and all the while the fans were being reminded that their club was continuing to win those vital off-field battles, reaching out into "emerging markets".

The wealthy are continuing to win class warfare in the United States.

Bason said: "I think Primark is continuing to win in the UK.

While well-established composers like Mr. Bates are continuing to win commissions from major musical institutions, the micro-philanthropy trend is undeniably opening up more opportunities for emerging composers.

Today, the creation of DMS indicates that this new collaborative modus operandi is continuing to win the day.

"From junior to senior she's had little break and is continuing to win events against world class fields, which shows she's still improving," said Hall.

Romney, of course, doesn't get to pick his opposition, and all he can do is continue to win.

"The only thing that we can do is continue to win and hope that Celtic slip up and if that's a pressure then fair enough, but it's a pressure we would like as well.

She began to speak out against Mr. Ne Win, who was continuing to wield power behind the scenes.

But Kielty, distraught as he was, continued to achieve, winning a place at Queen's University Belfast, where he studied psychology but was more interested in becoming a lawyer.

I had some top 10s in there but I wasn't continuing to win tournaments.