Sentence examples for be won that from inspiring English sources

The war on terrorism will not be won that way.

"And that is whether any war can be won that requires large numbers of civilian casualties and has no political component bringing about a solution".

Similiarly, the war on crime in Central Park and other urban areas can never be won -- that is, brought down below a certain level -- unless appropriate solutions are applied to the problem.

At stop after stop, he delivers the same message: that the nation is still in grave danger, that the war in Iraq must be won, that measures like the Patriot Act and electronic eavesdropping are essential to defeating terrorists.

"That game was there to be won, that is the cold, hard fact.

Another minority persisted in their faith that the war could be won, that America is an exception to history and can do no wrong.

So far, man seems to be winning, that is if destruction can be equated with victory.

"He's won that race a lot of times.

The par 3 contest was first introduced in 1960, and was won that year by Snead.

We are winning that race against unemployment".

Now, Fox News is winning that battle.