Sentence examples for be won by a from inspiring English sources

It seems likely to be won by a Democrat.

Today, shark tournaments can be won by a 300-pounder, a puppy in Mr. Mundus's heyday.

The title could be won by a club who spent most of last season at the foot of the table.

A recreational league game might be won by a star player, but a competitive level game never is.

"This is going to be a test of credibility, and that credibility cannot be won by a merely formal endorsement".

The chances are that this World Cup will be won by a side continuing on that theme.

As Frank Coleman of the US Chamber of Commerce put it, PNTR "would clearly not be won by an air war alone".

Appears to be winning by a country mile.

Romney should not be winning by "enough"; he should be winning by a lot.

It was won by a young Frenchman named d'Oriola.

The title is won by a small elite.