Examples of using "Siegen" in a sentence and their english translations:
We'll win.
We can win.
I want to win.
We usually win.
But socialism will triumph.
When will Esperanto win?
Today we wait, tomorrow we will win.
Mary said she wants to win.
Fatherland or death, we shall overcome.
I have to win.
- I want to win.
- We want to win.
I will lead you to further victories.
Like always, the truth will triumph.
Osee can win this. The one-v-one--oh, he gets it! Osee!
I'm here to win.
We can win.
I'm sure that he'll succeed.
- I am sure of his victory.
- I am sure that he will win.
I'm sure they'll win.
Democracy will be victorious in the long run.
- Tom knows we aren't going to win.
- Tom knows that we aren't going to win.
I think Tom, without question, is going to win.
It feels good to win.
victories over the Austrians at Castiglione... and Arcole.
With all his efforts, he couldn't succeed.
Win with class, lose with dignity.
Relying on strength alone cannot guarantee victory.
How do you think Tom and Mary were able to win?
Marmont distinguished himself at several of Napoleon’s early victories in Italy,
I love winning.
I'm here to win.
He then helped win a series of victories over Spanish forces,
It's possible to win every battle, but still lose the war.
I'm sure they'll win.
He then reorganised his troops, and restored discipline and pride with two quick victories
for tactics and bold, decisive action helped win a series of victories over the Spanish.
- No one ever doubted that Tom would win.
- No one ever doubted Tom would win.
I'm sure they'll win.
He believed that blacks could win their fight for equal rights without violence.
She was there for the buses in Montgomery, the hoses in Birmingham, a bridge in Selma, and a preacher from Atlanta who told a people that "We Shall Overcome." Yes, we can.