Sentence examples for be won off from inspiring English sources

World Cups, a tournament of one-day internationals (ODIs), could not be won off the back of exhausting winter tours playing months of Test cricket.

The real victory for American soccer at this World Cup will be won off the field: this tournament will be remembered as one in which America's traditional deep-seated suspicion of all things soccer finally evaporated: a story line that must be a cause of optimism, even for you.

But those seats were won off the back of a lot of hard work, strong local parties that have been working for years.

Federer, the ATP No. 3 and top seed in Halle, said he was not surprised about the rarity, for him, of the feat, which is far more common on the women's tour, where \fewer easy points are won off the serve.

Aikines-Aryeetey thinks he's won and lollops off on a celebratory jaunt around the track.

"It could have been quite easy to take the foot off the gas when the game was won, getting the man sent off.

If possession is won by the face-off player, he may move the ball himself or pass to a teammate.

If ever there was a match won off the bench, this was it – and therein lies the challenge.