Sentence examples for winning of a from inspiring English sources

The winning of a league givesa hallmark and Wray is determined that Saracenswill not rest on their laurels.

"Flamenco," she wrote, "is the art of desperate measures, the winning of a fugitive grace from failure, bankruptcy, shame".

That's not the same as the resuscitation of a corpse, but is the winning of a new body.

And the winning of a hearing – the "standing" of which Michael Ignatieff has written – is the sine qua non of political success today.

At least no one pretended that the winning of a National Magazine Award would change the business calculus that magazines confront every day.

The need would dissipate through the winning of a national championship and the scoring of 1,865 points, fifth most in the school's history.

That sets up the prospect, should Mr. de Blasio win, of a lopsided swearing-in ceremony.

There are currently at least 184 award wins (of a whopping 651 nominations) between the three shows.

During the anticipation phase (3.5-7.5 3.5-7.5), participantseconds how sure they were of winning on a scale of 1 to 6 (anchored by "unsure" and "sure").

A winning gem of a picture".

None of the winning cheekiness of a young Justin Timberlake.