Sentence examples for were not able to win from inspiring English sources

"We are here representing all generations of players who tried and were not able to win this tournament before".

"The people who want impeachment are those sections of the Brazilian elite who were not able to win at the urns and now want to carry out a judicial and media coup".

"We were not able to win hearts and minds of people.

We created more chances, conceded few but were not able to win, and again right decisions were against.

Australia will be very frustrated that they were not able to win the third Test and will feel they were robbed by the weather.

But when William IV dismissed the Melbourne ministry, the Tories under Sir Robert Peel were not able to win the ensuing elections.

"Unfortunately, we weren't able to win games.

"It kills me that we weren't able to win.

"I'm not disappointed that we weren't able to win any easier than that," Davis said.

"They want to win in the streets something they weren't able to win at the voting booth," Mr. Calderón told reporters.

The White House could still fashion a bipartisan bill, but it was important to have the fifty-one-vote option as a backup plan, in case they weren't able to win any Republican support and faced a filibuster.