win out

We just have to find a way to win out there.

Perhaps the thing in his blood would win out at the last moment.

There was still every chance for him to win out.

But in the end a more traditional view seems to have won out.

But it will be years before we know if they have won out.

But in the end, he had won out, and Star was by his side as always.

I put up a good fight, but my daughter won out.

At least the need to talk was winning out now.

The big American's voice clearly told who had won out there.

It looked as if I might win out at writing.

"Because now everyone will know what happened, and that human rights won out."

Life may be short and art long, but nature wins out in the end.

A hard decision for him, but the food won out and he dropped the paper.

Well, I wonder which one of those two is going to win out?

For one of the few times in his life, the desire won out.

"We thought our experience could win out over their youth."

The need for their commander seems to have won out.

We can win out, he meant, if you keep on working.

One or other of these principles must win out, however.

But, as the record shows, too often the other staff is winning out.

Give intelligence just one more try and it may win out.

But the good side of my heart won out, and I just nodded.

They needed to win out to reach their 5-5 goal.

He tried to protect you but his fear won out.

At last (and perhaps only for the time being), good sense won out.