Sentence examples for could be won back from inspiring English sources
Asked whether support lost during that summer could be won back, Misbah replied: "That's another challenge.
You believed that money lost easily could be won back easily.
He believes that most of the Taliban could be won back with a job and a responsive government.
The German business leaders praised Portugal's efforts but warned that more was needed before investors' confidence could be won back.
The last time a red carpet came near the referendum debate was for the launch of Brexit the Movie, where aristocrats posed, excited to see a film that told them that the country could be won back from the Brussels-crats for its home-grown elite.
On Thursday, he was asked whether the public could in fact be won back.
Here are the big areas where the game could be won and lost: The Saracens full-back Alex Goode will be a key player in what is likely to be a suffocating game dominated by two of Europe's most physical defences and most effective kicking games.
He is winning back our hearts.
The biggest challenge was winning back customers.
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.
