Sentence examples for win offers from inspiring English sources

Younger Americans enjoyed this novelty, too: "For a generation who have watched over-confidence in American power lead to disaster, cheering for the US in a contest that we knew we wouldn't win offers a similar existential thrill.

Still worse: an Emmy win offers little more than bragging rights, if history is any indication.

If you are not a specialist climber or sprinter, a contender for overall victory or a member of a team that has one, then a long-distance raid for a stage win offers your only chance of Tour de France success.

For some on the left, Mr Tsipras's win offers the prospect of a closer EU that does not impose austerity regimes on member states with debt problems.

For Hoyas fans, the win offers a flashback to 2000, when Georgetown beat top-seeded Syracuse in the first round of the Big East tournament as a No. 9 seed.

Sai Thein Win, who learned missile expertise in Russia, says that since about 2002 hundreds of Burmese scientists have trained in Russian nuclear institutes, including one formerly linked to the Soviet nuclear-weapons programme.Sai Thein Win offers no new insight into the North Korean link.

"If it had finished 11 versus 11, we would have got the win," offered Claude Puel.

In one case Scarman had argued as junior counsel, the judge, who wanted Scarman's client to win, offered him a point of law which Scarman knew was bad, but which would have won him the case.

This win offered a sense of revenge and hope for the future.

Many countries have cleaned up government contracting by establishing Internet bidding, with the winning offers made public.

JPMorgan also accused senior Lehman employees in its countersuit of having "greased the wheels" of the transaction by winning offers of "lucrative" employment with Barclays.