Sentence examples for be won when from inspiring English sources

Acuff thought the bronze medal would be won when the bar reached 6-8 1/4.

While every victory for our sisters makes our movement stronger the fight for feminism will only be won when all women achieve equality; for working class women, this means having the ability to withdraw our labour and to organise.

Two years later another battle would be won when, after George Eastham had protested against Newcastle United's refusal to allow him to join Arsenal, the clubs lost their quasi-feudal right to hang on to the ownership of players after the expiry of their contracts.

Perhaps the hard cases can more easily be won when a certain portfolio of successful projects has been established.

Both parties agree the war will be won when they convince India's rigid banks to get on board.

The battle to end homelessness can only be won when more permanent affordable housing linked with intensive services is created to house those living on our streets.

Although many polls of the race between Peters and Land have been close, Land may be winning when it comes to fundraising.

When he's run with Party backing, he's won; when he ran against the Party, he lost.

The battle against Marcos was won when the people, acting silently but fatally, withdrew their support from his government.

Barnes said he knew the race was won when Gemologist's jockey, Corey Nakatani, "had to start urging him early".

Nothing moves without it, but someone still has to steer: primaries are won when money and the grassroots combine.