How to use "winning" in a sentence

When they were winning 28 to 7, Coach Bryant called me across

After about a month, I was winning nearly two hundred dollars a week, arm-wrestling

Jenny wasn't happy about the wrestling but I won a lot of money - sometimes by winning fights, sometimes by losing them because Mike told me to lose them

I bet on myself winning a fight, after Mike told me to lose it.

But just when Honest Ivan seemed to be winning, Sue ran across the room and jumped onto the chess table!

Carol had been shiny-eyed and breathless because the high rollers had tipped her with green chips, as if they'd been winning instead of losing; for bringing them half a dozen drinks, she had collected twelve hundred dollars.

Willis Bruckster studied his keno ticket, carefully comparing it to the winning numbers beginning to flash onto the electronic board that hung from the casino ceiling

"Can a couple of people like us really have a chance of winning when we're up against something as big as the government itself?"

Today, we know that Marie Curie was a Nobel Prize-winning scientist

Other people said she had to look after her husband and her children! But Fanny started the 1948 Games by winning two races - one of them was the 100 metres

When she got older, Billie Jean began winning big tennis tournaments, and in 1966, she achieved her dream