Sentence examples for win from time from inspiring English sources

It's a sport full of people who are going to lose, yet also full of optimists, perhaps self-delusional optimists, and dreamers who crave the win and get the win from time to time but have to be thick-skinned enough to smile through adversity".

"From time to time, it'll be like I'm winning, from time to time Jan will be winning".

When bitcoin launched, my laptop would have had a reasonable chance of winning from time to time.

And by "process," he means balancing the state budget working to dismantle institutions that help other people to win elections, from time to time/pit various factions of middle-to-lower class Indianans against one another.

This is the race my father dreamed about winning from the time he was a child in Lexington, Ky.

On the wall were pictures of his 1966 election win from the Glasgow Evening Times and photographs of sundry footballers bearing the red, white and blue livery of Rangers FC.

Milner, playing in an advanced striking role, completed the win from close range in injury time.

Her father, John B. Shethar, has sailed practically all his life, winning championships from time to time in Inter-Club, Tan Metre, and N. Y. Yacht Club Thrity-two foot-classes; and her maternal grandfather, H. G. S. Noble, woned and sailed the famous sloop Irondequot, which won the Canada Cub back around 1906.

Watching Hussey perform the sort of escape act seen only in circuses might have persuaded the captain that Australia could win any time, from anywhere.

Djuricin, who is on a season-long loan from RB Salzburg, struck after 17 minutes at Molineux, with Hofmann sealing the win two minutes from time to earn the Brentford caretaker manager, Lee Carsley, his second win in three games following the departure of Marinus Dijkhuizen last month.

Fabio Quagliarella secured the win 15 minutes from time, leaving Juventus two points clear of Milan, who had jumped ahead of them on Saturday with a 2-0 home win over Siena.