Sentence examples for win portions from inspiring English sources

Mr. Gingrich had staked his continued viability on winning Georgia, the state he represented in Congress, and it was a considerable prize: It held more delegates than any other on Super Tuesday, 76, though Mr. Romney, Mr. Gingrich and Mr. Paul were in contention to win portions of that large pie.

In the instant win portion of the game, consumers win a free items redeemable on their next visits, driving the potential for an additional future purchases.

In the collect and win portion, McDonald's brings consumers back over a four week period by offering big prizes for those who collect sets of winning game pieces.

Eighteen banking groups won portions of the total, with a five‐member network headed by First National City Bank purr chasing $363,867,000 the larg est amount yet awarded to one syndicate.

Rauner has tied any budget agreement to winning portions of his pro-business, anti-union agenda that Democrats argue will undermine the middle class.

By simply pulling the long portion of the bullish DIA spread we picked up on 8/24 in what we call a Jenga Play, we were able to cash out the winning portion at the top of the fake rally and then take full advantage of the ride down.  .

In France, the Netherlands and Austria, such parties consistently win substantial portions of the vote.

The Washington Post said the couple had made their allegations that Blackwater defrauded the government as part of a false claims lawsuit, which allows whistleblowers to win a portion of any public money that the government recovers as a result of the information.

Prototype development will be funded through lab resources and teams will compete to win a portion of $15K.

Reigns is starting to win a portion of the WWE Universe over, although there remains a large contingent against the former Shield star.

Their lawsuit was filed under the False Claims Act, which allows whistle-blowers to win a portion of any money the government recovers as a result of the information.