Sentence examples for are never won from inspiring English sources

"Championships are never won in November".

And that, Smith suggests, is precisely why "it seems these wars are never won".

"In Africa, in many countries, elections are never won, they are rigged," Mr. Odinga said, drawing a long, uncomfortable laugh.

Core voters will have loved Bennett's seriousness and sincerity, but elections are never won by core voters alone, only by reaching out.

Most of the big soft money that candidates spend all their time chasing after is spent on television ads or on media consultants, who typically advise candidates that campaigns are never won on the ground, but only with the help of services like theirs.

"Games are never won on one decision.

But the battle is never won".

Freedom, we need to remember, is never won easily.

The battle was never won or lost.

She'll run again; she's never won.

'It's just unfortunate that he's never won it.