Sentence examples for won to keep from inspiring English sources

The government in April pieced together a rescue package of 15 trillion won to keep the credit card companies afloat.

But Lim Teck Ghee, head of the Center for Policy Initiatives in Kuala Lumpur, said the prime minister "needs to play to the Malay gallery even after the election has been won," to keep rivals at bay in his own party, the United Malays National Organization, which dominates the 13-member National Front.

The victory was vital for Russia, as Slovakia and the Republic of Ireland both won to keep the trio locked together at the top of group B. Portugal went to the top of group H with a 1-0 win over the previous leaders Norway in Lisbon, where Helder Postiga, the former Tottenham, striker, scored the only goal.

Title-chasers Rosslyn Park and Fylde both lost on Saturday, but second-place Ealing Trailfinders won to keep up the pressure on Jersey at the top of the table .

Or imagine that back in the day, trains were upgraded from coal-based steam engines to today's diesel engines, and railroad unions fought and won to keep the position of coal-shovelers so that there'd be a job for people on trains doing absolutely nothing for the next 60 years.

Coaches need to win to keep their jobs.

Samoa needs to win to keep its World Cup hopes alive.

Oklahoma needs to win to keep its Big 12 title hopes alive.

"We knew we had to win to keep the momentum going into the final".

Oklahoma must win to keep its Big 12 title hopes alive.

Boston won a game it desperately needed to win to keep its championship aspirations alive.