Sentence examples for winning theme from inspiring English sources

Again, the winning theme is subversion.

He thinks he has found a winning theme with the "One Nation" trope that he launched in his party conference speech.

The home of Philip Larkin, a dead poet, Hull based its winning theme on "a city coming out of the shadows".

Chocolate is a winning theme, from Sarah Bunton's handmade goods to Coco Caravan's prettily packaged raw ones, and then there are Pip's, designed for dunking into hot milk.

Voters may put their immediate economic concerns ahead of more amorphous worries about global warming in the wake of the recession, he says, but they are still not willing to tolerate a broader assault on regulations that protect public health.In short, both the Democrats and the Republicans think they have found a winning theme in the other party's environmental policies.

The winning theme was announced on the BBC's One Show, broadcast on Wednesday evening.

BASICALLY, two winning themes emerged in a quarter so dismal that gains of less than 2percentt could catapult a mutual fund into the top 10 among domestic diversified stock funds: plays on falling interest rates, and an overall search for safety.

"There are 260 days more to no more Clinton-Gore!" Mr. McCain's aides said that their candidate had made several mistakes in South Carolina, straying from his winning themes of New Hampshire to run a campaign that focused too heavily on political technique as he talked about abandoning negative ads or complained about "push-polls".

Two winning themes on Wall Street these days: "big" and "PC".

Somebody we know had won theme park tickets, and you certainly don't let an opportunity like that slip away.

Thinking that slamming the icon of integration is a winning campaign theme for the party.