Term Gallery logo

Meanings of win the title in English

We have no meanings for "win the title" in our records yet.
Usage of win the title in English
1
I wonder how he's going to help Massa to win the title?
The Guardian
2
I know Man City started the season wanting to win the title.
The Guardian
3
Others have suggested he might win the title at his first attempt.
The Guardian
4
You score the goal in the last minute to win the title.
The Guardian
5
This is a record for any club yet to win the title.
The Irish Times
6
He knew that he wasn't allowed to win the title with Vitesse.
The Guardian
7
He's going to give us the best possible chance to win the title.
The Guardian
8
Golden State can officially win the title at home in Monday's Game 5.
The Irish Times
9
Agassi said that this year there was extra motivation to win the title.
The Guardian
10
It is still mathematically possible for France to win the title.
The Guardian
11
But you get to choose who will win the title for this year.
Ebony
12
I look forward to trying to win the title for a fifth time.
The Irish Times
13
Bayern Munich's late winner means they can win the title on Tuesday night.
BBC
14
Hamilton needed to outscore Sebastian Vettel by eight points to win the title.
The Irish Times
15
Mourinho also thinks it is possible that Leicester win the title.
News.com.au
16
Even if they don't win the title, what they've built is simply remarkable.
The Guardian
This collocation consists of:
Win the title across language varieties
South Africa
Common
Ireland
Common
Australia
Common
More variants