Examples of using Trying to win in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Colloquial
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It's of a man trying to win my affections after he's already bought me.
I used to spend hours playing Skee-Ball, trying to win enough tickets get to a silver unicorn.
but is she trying to win his heart--or steal his acorn?
We spent longer than that trying to win a"hands on a Jet Ski" contest.
Meanwhile, Scrat goes nuts over the beautiful Scratte, but is she trying to win his heart- or steal…?
You can also hold contests for the award-winning high score to keep people continually trying to win the prize.
A lot of the money that pharmaceutical companies make goes into advertising campaigns, trying to win favor with doctors,
Now he's happy just sitting there, trying to win"the new yorker" cartoon caption contest.
If I'ma die, what I'm doing, it's gonna be me dying trying to win.
Did you read about a deformed referee who spends 35 years trying to win some stupid patch so he can pretend people actually like him?
If you were trying to win the girl's trust,
Casino surveillance says that the chaperone stayed up all night trying to win a progressive.
Tom Riddle had gone on playing Voldemort instead of actually trying to win, because he would liked bossing the Death Eaters around.
But while I was busy trying to win her affections, I realized I was still in love with her.
Or like Joe Morgan trying to win a batting title for the'75 Reds.
I'm sorry. I just don't see the point of playing if you're not at least trying to win.
ten years I have been in the BDO, trying to win the World Championship.
Keep playing and the bonuses keep coming so you can keep trying to win big money.
Hurricane Frances is pounding the Florida coast… harder than a strongman trying to win a Kewpie doll at a carnival!
Trying to win the trust of a man showing an unhealthy interest in a Chechnyan terrorist group.