Sentence examples for win fair from inspiring English sources
"I want to win fair and square".
"The one who is going to win must win fair whether it's my candidate or not".
The only way they will argue to win fair representation in the new Iraq is to co-operate with the government against the rebels, not to shelter them.
"When you're fighting a fight, or you're trying to win fair benefits and recognition, you need different types of people on different roads going for the same thing," Mackey said.
Next time I'm going to let you win.' I said, 'I want to win fair.' " To that end, Mr. Sumlin has a still-untitled solo album up his sleeve, he said.
The Pacers seemed to want to win fair and square, perhaps confirming Larry Bird's own worst suspicions about his team, that it does not know how to finish off a damaged opponent.
If the rulers win fair-and-square, they can stay; otherwise, they can exit gracefully.In an online Yemeni newspaper, Al-Masdar, Iyad Shuaibi exhorts Ali Abdullah Saleh, Yemen's president, to follow the example of Egypt and Tunisia's leaders:Go.
Workers in the private sector had used the strike as a tool of leverage in labor-management conflicts between World War II and 1981, repeatedly withholding their work to win fairer treatment from recalcitrant employers.
Calling voting "a wonderful experience that makes you really feel like a true citizen of Egypt," al-Huwayty said that, to him, "it doesn't matter who wins or who loses -- what's important is that the elected officials win fair-and-square and that our votes actually count.
