Winning again and again 7 letters

Crossword clues for Winning again and again 7 letters:

WINNING: What Santana was doing on '81 hit
WINNING: Attractive.
WINNING: Very attractive
AMADEUS: Tony-winning play made into an Oscar-winning movie
AMADEUS: Oscar-winning film based on a Tony-winning play
ZEROSUM: Like games without win-win outcomes
MILDRED: Oscar-winning role for Joan (1946) that was also an Emmy-winning role for Kate (2011)
LASORDA: First manager to lead both a World Series-winning and Olympic gold medal-winning team
STREETS: __ of Philadelphia: Oscar-winning Springsteen song
MENOTTI: Pulitzer-winning composer of the opera "The Consul"
BYANOSE: Nail-biting way to win
FEDERER: Roger with 17 Grand Slam wins
AMADEUS: Oscar-winning film about Mozart
PATCASH: '80s men's tennis player who lived up to his surname by winning nearly $2m in his career
PREVAIL: Win out
PAULSEN: If elected, I will win presidential candidate
SALONGA: Miss Saigon Tony-winning actress
THEROAD: Pulitzer-winning Cormac McCarthy novel
LEILANI: Sweet __: Oscar-winning song from "Waikiki Wedding"
MOISTER: More likely to win the bakeoff, maybe
INAWALK: Easy way to win
GINGAME: 1977 Pulitzer-winning play by D.L. Coburn, with "The"
ONAROLL: Winning steadily
TSELIOT: Nobel-winning poet
RUTGERS: First American college to win an intercollegiate football game
DRSEUSS: Pulitzer-, Peabody- and Oscar-winning writer
ONESEED: Favorite to win, often
BEHAPPY: End of a Grammy-winning McFerrin song title
LASORDA: Winning World Series manager of 1988
MINIVER: Greer Garson's Oscar-winning role of 1942
SMASHES: Some winning shots
BYANOSE: Close way to win
EPSTEIN: Oscar-winning "Casablanca" co-screenwriter Julius or Philip
PATERNO: NCAA football coach with over 300 wins
LEILANI: Sweet ___ (Oscar-winning song of 1937)
LEILANI: Sweet ___ (1937 Oscar-winning song from "Waikiki Wedding")
OCTAVIO: Nobel-winning poet Paz
LOVESET: Lopsided tennis win
URUGUAY: Smallest country to win the World Cup
DENIECE: Four-time Grammy-winning gospel singer Williams
OUTSKIP: Win at jump rope
DILLARD: Pulitzer-winning Annie
ONAROLL: Repeatedly winning
BYANOSE: Like a photo-finish win
MRMAGOO: Star of two Oscar-winning '50s cartoons
ALDAVIS: NFL owner with the motto "Just win, baby"
SKIMOFF: Conceal a portion of, as winnings
ITSATIE: Nobody wins
ATACOST: Bad way to win battles
ONEPAIR: It wins relatively rarely in Omaha

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