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Meanings of had the momentum in English

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Usage of had the momentum in English
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He had the momentum and virtually a one-way street on knowledge.
The Kingmaker
2
Still, the Wallachians had the momentum, the shock, the terror.
Vlad. The Last Confession
3
Just as the march had been interrupted, so had the momentum to get Selma made.
Ebony
4
Brisbane are a quality side but I think we had the momentum in the fourth quarter.
News.com.au
5
Then it was a professional effort with the ball this morning and we had the momentum.
Reuters
6
He had the momentum of his elevation and fell slanting down the air and very swiftly.
The sleeper awakes
7
Each team had the momentum for a quarter of the first half and was practically even statistically.
Reuters
8
We just felt we had the momentum.
Reuters
9
We had the momentum to sustain it.
A journey: my political life
10
The Cowboys had the momentum.
The Guardian
11
Suddenly, the media had its narrative: the 49ers had the momentum and it was all thanks to the power outage.
The Guardian
12
Even though Dara Ó Sé replied with a big point, Tyrone had the momentum and drive going in at half-time.
The Irish Times
13
We had the momentum early but we lost the ball and our rhythm and we didn't accelerate at the right times.
The South African
14
But Patsy, charging like a bull, had the momentum of his rush, while Watson, whirling to meet him, had no momentum.
The Night-Born
15
Violent protests have also taken place in other Kyrgyz towns, including Talas and Naryn, and analysts said they had the momentum to continue.
Reuters
16
The Brumbies now had the momentum and they reduced the arrears further just shy of the interval when Valetini powered across the whitewash.
The South African
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