Sentence examples for everybody has won from inspiring English sources

The dodo bird is an Alice in Wonderland character who, at the end of a race, concludes "Everybody has won and all must have prizes".

As in "Alice in Wonderland", everybody has won and all must have prizes.

The prime minister and his deputy yesterday took a tip from the Dodo and agreed that everybody has won.

(The name comes from the Dodo's pronouncement in Alice in Wonderland: "Everybody has won, and all must have prizes").

"Everybody has won and all must have prizes," declared the dodo in Alice in Wonderland when asked to judge the winner of a race around a lake.

June 12, leader: It would let Labour off far too lightly to pretend that the Dodo's verdict on the caucus-race in Alice's Adventures in Wonderland - "Everybody has won and all must have prizes" - applies to the local election results.

And when the first day of the Skins Game was over yesterday in Indio, Calif., everybody had won something.

Annan's guiding interest was to preserve unity on the Council, whatever it should decide, and on November 8th, when the Council passed Resolution 1441 with a vote of fifteen to zero, the feeling in the room was that — at least for the moment — everybody had won.

"Everybody knows India has won," says one.

"Now that he has won, everybody will forgive his indiscretions and realise what a good golfer he is.

"If I wasn't facing somebody who has won everything this year, everybody would be saying that I am having a great, great season," Nadal said.