Sentence examples for date won from inspiring English sources

Born Meyaneh, Azerbaijan; 11 July 1960 Career to date Won a literary prize for his debut novel, aged 10.

To start with the silverware: Hamilton has, to date, won 11 Tony awards, a Grammy for best musical theatre album and the 2016 Pulitzer prize for drama for Miranda's writing; he has also been given a MacArthur "genius grant".

The title piece — about a man who had "grown tired of modern women" and takes a Neanderthal woman who lives in a cave out on a date — won an online humor contest, was published in the Norton anthology Flash Fiction Forward, and was performed by an actor in Los Angeles for an evening of selected shorts, said Galef.

Downton has not to date won the best drama Bafta but since it began in 2010, each new series has been heralded as a national event.

Season to date: Won the Welsh Open in February, but has been knocked out in the first round of four ranking events.

Season to date: Won the UK Championship in December, and followed that up with quarter-final appearances at the German Masters, Welsh Open and China Open, as well as reaching the last four at the Masters.

Team GB enjoy their most successful outing to date, winning 396 medals, including 107 golds.

The film was the most successful MGM 'toon to date, winning an Academy Award nomination.

Tana French has enjoyed massive success with both her novels to date, winning a Best Debut Edgar for this book.

In 2002 the Greens scored their biggest success to date, winning 8.6 percent of the vote; the party also continued its coalition government with the SPD.

Joachim Löw's young team have been the best to watch at the tournament to date, winning all four of their games to extend a remarkable winning run to 15 matches.