Sentence examples for win gathering from inspiring English sources

I recalled the copy of "Putt to Win" gathering dust on the back seat of his car.

The looks on the faces of the unsuspecting passersby as the duo slowly wins the gathering crowd over are priceless.

At the end of the episode, Jack (who comes out in Season 2 after dating Joey) travels to Boston in an attempt to win back Ethan, gathering his courage before leaning in for a kiss.

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Apart from building connections with each other, many protesters say they're counting on the big gatherings to win new converts to the cause.

In the immediate aftermath of the Oklahoma City bombing that ripped apart a federal building and killed 168 people, he was dispatched to the city to set up the early stages of the prosecution case, winning plaudits for gathering large amounts of evidence that led to the convictions of both McVeigh and Terry Nichols.

This was the first time "Tiger Woods Mark II" had won at a gathering of all the world's best players.

In 1996, the state eliminated many of the highly technical rules for gathering petitions to win a place on the Republican ballot.

That way, if and when voters at a caucus move (because their preferred candidate did not get enough support to win a delegate) to the gathering places designated for their next choices, ballots from absent voters could move, too.

This is truly an exclusive gathering -- you either win or you don't -- you have a medal or not -- and while the application phase can be a full childhood of toil the entry fee is quick and simple.

"I'd love to win in Iowa," Mr. Romney said at a gathering in Sioux City.