Sentence examples for win rose from inspiring English sources

"We're trying to learn how to win," Rose said.

"In politics, there's a direct correlation between spend and win," Rose said.

"He might win," Rose ventures, working his horse into the conversation.

Should he rally to win, Rose would become the first golfer to win both the United States Open and Connecticut's tournament since Ken Venturi won the Open at Congressional and won the Insurance Open Invitational in 1964.

Nevertheless it was a sensational performance and, though it was not enough to win Rose a first major championship, it offered more than enough evidence that the callow teenager who announced his talent at the 1998 Open Championship at Birkdale as an amateur has grown into a man.

In 2003 the cost of a minute's footage of England's win rose from £1,000 to £6,500 overnight, putting it beyond most news budgets.

"We're not hung up on winning Rose Bowls and B.C.S.-es," Spurrier said.

He played on the Huskies' winning Rose Bowl team in January and was taken by the Browns 134th over all last month.

The Wildcats have lost nine consecutive bowl games, a drought that dates to the team's lone bowl win: the Rose Bowl on Jan . 1 , 1949

It is also the first team from outside the power leagues to win the Rose Bowl since Columbia beat Stanford, 7-0, in 1934.

She's trailing (far) behind Tierra and Sean, feeling like a third wheel, but she's determined to win the rose.