Sentence examples for and actually won a from inspiring English sources

The Tebow-less New York Jets did the unthinkable, and actually won a game, beating the Buccaneers 18-17.

While the Rams forgot themselves and actually won a game (the only logical explanation being the Saints forgot they were playing this weekend or the Rams got Cardinals Fever), the Dolphins remained in the Luck Sweepstakes by losing another heartbreaker.

When you've fully absorbed that news, it will be time to dwell again on the teams who made the playoffs and actually won a bit, which means fully contemplating the Jets' resurgence into this universe.

In the 1990s, he created a Formula One team with his son Paul, called Stewart Grand Prix, which lasted three seasons, and actually won a race, in the German Grand Prix of 1999.

Mr. Toledo contends that he has learned from a reliable election source that he was robbed of more than 10percentt of the vote and actually won a majority.

The company argued that request was "overly broad" and actually won a legal decision against the Attorney General.

And no matter what is said for official consumption, appointed senators are usually disregarded until they have faced voters and actually won an election.

Barring the sudden end of the world or an outright military coup, it's almost certain that Jeremy Corbyn will shortly become the first Labour Trotskyite to do what Uncle Leon never could, and actually win a leadership contest.

The U.S. elections will doubtless take further twists in the final four weeks, but the possibility of debating and actually winning a national carbon tax is suddenly, miraculously upon us.

Of course, that's all fine and dandy -- but until somebody from the Pac-12 breaks through and actually wins a national title (USC was the last to do it in 2004), the perception that the SEC still rules college football will not be broken.

How many of these races did Republicans actually win?a.