Sentence examples for and dearly won from inspiring English sources

This film does an important job in reminding us of this: a drama about human rights so recently and dearly won.

It is crucial that however it comes out, Brexit should not be allowed to undermine the peace and prosperity that has been so dearly won here". Clinton urged the region's two main communities to put aside their differences to form a temporary executive to provide a unified voice on Brexit.

Though the right to house Grant's Tomb in this city was dearly won, an informal office poll showed that not one in ten New Yorkers has actually visited it.

Their lives have been dearly won.

Working-class Britain may not have produced its quota of Miltons and Jane Austens; but in Williams's view it had given birth to a culture that was at least as valuable: the dearly won institutions of the labour, union and cooperative movements.

But the Dutch, whatever resentment the Hollanders bore against the Orange dynasty, were unwilling either to court civil war or to abandon their dearly won independence in a union that would make them junior partners to the English.

For, without responsible men in every walk of life, those who find themselves at the helm of state could easily see their dearly won independence dissolve before their eyes.

A fine effort but one that for Davidson, who finished second last year and dearly wants to win this title, was a disappointment.

However, an injury to Julius Korir cost Washington State dearly, and Southern Methodist won with 53 points to 52 for Washington State and 47 for Texas.

Lest we forget, the deity did not confer freedom on Americans -- it was fought for and won dearly at the hands of farmer militiamen and regular soldiers.

Dearly Precious won the Spinaway Stakes at Saratoga.