Sentence examples for be won from from inspiring English sources

A war like this cannot be won from the air".

In any case, he acknowledged that his war can't be won from the air.

"At the end of the day, this isn't going to be won from the top.

Additional recruits would have to be won from among the ships they hoped to capture.

It cannot be won from the air, or with missile strikes.

Everything was in ruins anyway, and something new had to be won from all these shards.

Stuart Broad, England's captain, said: "They're the sort of positions you ought to be winning from.

"I think he'll be winning from the short grass, so there's a premium on hitting fairways this week, obviously.

It is not clear that the UK is ensuring that is happening and in the process Airbnb may be winning from our failure".

I'm sure it will be winning from the very beginning".

Approval had been won from the Ministry of Education.