Sentence examples for winning confluence from inspiring English sources
Instead, it relies on a winning confluence of casual yet imaginative food served in an easygoing, almost rustic atmosphere, where worn-velvet banquettes are strewn with pillows and pig paraphernalia adorn the walls.
Through a set of actions and confluence of events -- winning the heavyweight title at 22, converting to Islam, changing his name from Cassius Clay, refusing induction into the Army, opposing the Vietnam War, being stripped of his title, all amidst and helping drive the turbulence of the '60s -- Ali both bestrode global sport and transcended it.
"My instinct is that there probably would not be a winning First Amendment defense because of the confluence of two factors," Professor Smolla said.
Regardless of how long it lasts, and how it is defined, the Red Sox' sellout streak is the result of a confluence of factors, the most important being a winning team.
A decade ago, Rebecca Mead wrote a Comment about a similar confluence: Brandi Chastain removing her jersey after scoring the winning goal in the 1999 Women's Soccer World Cup against China.
Confluence – the Trilogy (Gollancz, £25) may well be the magnum opus of the award- winning author.
"Winning, winning, winning, winning.
The timing of Mr. Obama's remarks reflects a White House strategy devised late last year after Republicans won their House majority, together with the confluence of four events, two last week and two ahead.
By defeating a Swedish invasion force at the confluence of the Rivers Izhora and Neva (1240), he won the name Nevsky, "of the Neva".
