Sentence examples for winning ethos from inspiring English sources

They're so proud, they are honoured at what I've achieved – and maybe a bit jealous too!" The 38-year-old is expected to take charge with immediate effect, combining the role with pursuing the domestic title at Manchester Thunder, a club whose winning ethos and style of play she hopes will transfer over to the national side.

That's also more in accord with the American ethos of winning at business.

As a commentary on the American ethos of winning by any means whatever, it has as much relevance today as it did then.

Signing the veteran linebacker Zach Thomas and acquiring cornerback Adam Jones, who used to be known as Pacman, signals a win-now ethos that may finally get the Cowboys out of their playoff slump.

Not as much focus on the product as the ethos of 'victory and winning' right?

In telling us this -- in explaining his heroine's motives and thereby winning our sympathy -- Coetzee lays her bare, violating, in effect, her ethos of secrecy.

As Real Salt Lake coach he emphasised the importance of moving the ball and snapping into position after winning possession and against NYC FC there were signs of the same ethos seeping into the minds of the Orlando players.

In this streetwise Darwinian ethos, humans are whirring action or comedy machines going for the gold, and winning is everything.

Within that ethos rested the ability to overcome Barcelona — the greatest attacking team in modern soccer -– and the key threat to Bayern Munich's chances of winning on Saturday.

"Winning, winning, winning, winning.

Interestingly, the winning teams in both -- Germany and the San Antonio Spurs -- exemplify a notion of excellence founded on a true, collaborative team ethos and less on a culture of superstars.