Sentence examples for win to put from inspiring English sources

"We have to win games, we have to win to put pressure on them.

Great Britain needed a win to put pressure on Argentina who are currently placed second in group B, behind group winners Germany.

The prize money – which Kollie hopes to win to put her surviving sister through school – has been drastically scaled back, too.

Three times a world title challenger, three times a loser, Groves needed a statement win to put himself back into an increasingly exciting super-middleweight scene.

In a game the Yankees needed to win to put a safer distance between them and the idle Baltimore Orioles, Nova had another in a series of bad outings, jeopardizing the Yankees' position atop the American League East as well as his standing in the rotation.

We needed to win to put pressure on Woking and Macclesfield.

He said that the priority was winning: "It doesn't mean trading our principles, it means winning to put them into practice – that's what we have got to do.

James Willstrop, who then won to put England through, said: "It was one of the finest matches you'll ever see, for athleticism and skilfulness".

"The performance shows we are still fighting, but we have to try and get back-to-back wins to put pressure on other clubs".

Alter thinks the book "provocative and interesting" but worries that it's unrealistic until Ralph finds "confidence-building wins to put on board".

But there is nothing like a solid home win - oh, to hell with it, a thumping home win - to put a spring in the step, even in the step of those who were blue in the face with their screaming anger a week before.