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Meanings of win promotion in English

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Usage of win promotion in English
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Four years earlier he had helped Hull win promotion to Division Three.
The Guardian
2
Are the clerks who are responsible for this carelessness likely to win promotion?
Pushing to the Front
3
The lieutenant was a wiry, wide-nostriled man, determined to please superiors and win promotion.
Foes
4
Having to get a point away at Doncaster to win promotion -that is pressure.
The Guardian
5
But would failing to win promotion matter that much?
The Guardian
6
When the dust settled, it showed that West Ham have the resources to win promotion.
The Irish Times
7
Once this team clicks, then all logic says they should win promotion by a healthy margin.
The Guardian
8
For Albion to win promotion was one thing.
The Irish Times
9
Here a man is at least supposed to win promotion by self-forgetfulness and not by self-seeking.
First and Last Things: A Confession of Faith and Rule of Life
10
Here at least a man is supposed to win promotion by self-forgetfulness and not by self-seeking.
Memories and Studies
11
In other words he would like to win promotion -and then stay exactly where he is.
Reuters
12
It was Worcestershire's fourth successive win in the competition and they remain in good position to win promotion.
The Guardian
13
Roy Keane's side are top of the Championship table and look set to win promotion to the Premiership.
The Irish Times
14
Our first objective this season is to win promotion, because getting out of the Championship is very tough.
The Guardian
15
Once more, TJ Ryan's team come into the knock-outs carrying the disappointment of another failure to win promotion.
The Irish Times
16
The later you stay, the harder you work, the more likely you'll be to win promotion over your colleagues.
Breathe
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Ireland
Common
United Kingdom
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