Sentence examples for be won with a from inspiring English sources

He came home in another 36 and in a championship that might well be won with a high total, his 72 kept him in contention.

No ballots are punched, all voting is public, politicking on-site is at the heart of the process and delegates can be won with a coin toss.

So he opted instead for a confidence vote that could be won with a simple majority.It remains to be seen whether the outcome will restore the stability Italy needs, and if so for how long.

That and the defense building on its progress from last year could make the Chiefs contenders in the  A.F.C.  West….assuming the  A.F.C.  West can continue to be won with a record no better than 10-6.

Recalling his own fears and suffering of living through a decade of violence, Mr. Deen said that Kashmiris' hearts and minds would only be won with a genuine resolution to the conflict.

The only ingredient left is the state's cooperation, and that can be won with a few economic promises and some riled up sports fans to pine for the arena.

The next point is won with a perfect topspin lob, and it's game (back) on.

Some of Tyson's fights were won with a sneer at a press conference.

How many sudden-death playoffs on the PGA Tour have been won with a double-bogey?

Mourinho's great triumphs were won with a generation of players in his image: hard-working, thick-skinned, team-oriented.

In the end, the most vicious electoral battle of 2005 was won with a majority of 823 votes.