How to pronounce“wins”in English

wins by default it's largest economy it's got the most people it's the most dynamic economy India looks like a basket Cas compared to China and they

Wins and losses, that's another story.

wins a prize.

wins because they need you, as the presenter.

wins all the Grammys, so many that he needed two guys behind him to help him and carry the

wins, right, because they're picking from 1,000 instead of picking from five possibilities.

wins for obvious reasons the brand wins because they are made to look you know they get positive brand building from it

Wins."

wins in this Smackdown well excuse us can someone move the camera so we can

wins that's it you know you would have uh ascended to the presidency as an African-American and uh uh there'll be no more need for affirmative action and

wins both for Citadel and more importantly, for America.

wins her district and then has her own rhetoric, which to me, compared to Bernie, owes itself more to the academic left,

wins yeah the mob wins scary stuff and but it makes a makes a man out of you in a weird way that it builds character you realize life isn't fair early and you

wins the race right genetically so it's fascinating because there's studies and in animals and so on to dance to that question because it's interesting

wins out truth is the best narrative i believe that too obviously that's why i'm out here and putting subjecting myself to

wins and lose and sometimes the less talented guy could win because he could deal with the pressure

Winston Churchill-- "We shall fight them in the air, we shall fight them on the landing fields." There's tricolon, which is repetition in short triplicate.

Winston Churchill, he's one of my most inspirational phrases that I ever heard, that success is going from failure to failure without losing enthusiasm.

Winston Churchill's trying to rally them around British people.

Winston is a former US Marine and served in Afghanistan and Senegal.

Winston: All right thank you.

Winston: Great. Can everybody not here hear me?

Winston: I have a second battery, but it actually does.

Winston: This guy's riding solo.

Winston: Don't downplay this too much, this is a big deal.

Winston: They actually, kickstarter does not allow fundraising for nonprofits.

Winston: Yeah it's only creative products.

Winston: All right. Male # 2: Tokyo, so you obviously, I missed the beginning of how long you've been on the road but I assume traveling overland by foot across Southeast Asia you've either learned

Winston: Interesting stories. Male # 2: Lessons learned, insights.

Winston: Yeah, the dogs in Thailand are pretty bad.

Winston: Yeah, that was, that would definitely be the most heartfelt thing that happened, what Joyce is bringing up.

Winston: Okay. Joyce: I think Singapore has a question next.

Winston: Hi. Celine: This is Celine, It's nice to see you.

Winston: Hey how's it going?

Winston: Thank you, it's Celine?

Winston: Okay. Celine: And my second question, once you complete this journey what are you going to

Winston: Okay. In regards to your second question, I have recently become incredibly inspired by the urban farming movement.

Winston: Oh yeah I forgot about the rig.

Winston: Yeah. Male # 3: So I'm walking to work once in a while, and that's about 3 km.

Winston: Yeah it's not singing, it's the iPod.

Winston: Well you know the nice thing about, no it hasn't reached that point.

Winston: Yeah those dogs.

Winston: Yeah, that's definitely an understatement, this places that are very populated.

Winston: Yeah, it can, well I've been, I did a lot of camping in Malaysia for the first

Winston: Thanks man, where's this?

Winston: India. Male # 4: However there are sites like couch surfing etc. where you can just stay with a local who's willing to invite you.

Winston: Couch surfing huh?

Winston: Yah. Thank you.

Winston: Good question. Male # 5: And the second one is actually Google has trip credit it can donate, so if