Sentence examples for win proximity from inspiring English sources

Dr Castro's attempts to win proximity to "Young Goitia" are clumsy and doomed to diversion in the direction of the brandy bottle.

The key verb to be used was end, though it would be nice to get the verb win in some proximity to it.

New York is near the top of McGrady's list, but two other factors will guide his decision this summer: the chance to win a title and proximity to his wife and four children, who remain in Houston.

But the Mistral is only one part of a much broader French charm offensive: Mindful of ever-closer ties between Berlin and Moscow, Paris is leveraging a long history of cultural and intellectual proximity to win more business from its oil- and gas-rich neighbor to the east.

Beyond winning a bid, proximity can help in a long-term relationship.

"It wins by its proximity.

We believe having all of the required disciplines represented and in close proximity helped the Center for Biologic Nanotechnology win that award.

Franco said he was swayed by his desire to win the World Series, camaraderie with his teammates, proximity to his Staten Island home and several conversations with the team's co-owner Fred Wilpon.

Greater Manchester could win out because of its excellent rail link to London, its tram system and proximity to the West Midlands.

Price said he had always liked being on the Rays — the proximity to his Nashville home, the diversity of the roster, the chance to win.

Why put that amazing, once-in-a-lifetime intelligence win at risk by putting a former drug addict with unstable loyalties and a mentally challenged agent with unstable loyalties in close proximity to that asset?