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winning

[win-ing] / ˈwÉŖn ÉŖÅ‹ /


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Jack Hughes, who scored the winning goal for the U.S. men against Canada, said the men’s players were caught ā€œin the momentā€ during the president’s call that came during the middle of their victory celebration.

From Los Angeles Times

After winning a competition to be an England mascot, he spent the days running up to England's meeting with Italy learning the words to the national anthem.

From BBC

With its client-solutions group, which includes personal computers, Dell was more deliberate as it has also been focused on winning market share.

From MarketWatch

She possessed ā€œa winning grace,ā€ ā€œreserveā€ and ā€œself-controlā€ appropriate for ā€œa soul far above her present calling ā€¦ā€ She’d acquired the skills of an entertainer.

From Literature

Some enforced, players stepped up to the plate but we didn't throw in 16-year-olds... these boys have played in the team and have shown they're capable of winning games.

From BBC