Sentence examples for had won on from inspiring English sources

They were all saying that it was a draw, or that McCain had won "on points," or that McCain had dominated the first part, about the financial crises, and maybe Obama the last part, about Iraq and foreign policy.

During Neilsen's time in charge, Australia have lost two Ashes series, including a 3-1 defeat at home, and relinquished the World Cup that they had won on three successive occasions.

He had won on the Super Bowl.

There was debate about who had won on points at the UN.

The Red Sox had won on their own talent and volition.

(It's hard to imagine him saying that if Mitt Romney had won on Tuesday.

That cost Erik Zabel the yellow jersey he had won on Tuesday.

Earnhardt had won on this track before, having captured the 2001 Pepsi 400 race.

Twenty minutes later, the Braves had won on Brian Jordan's 11th-inning home run.

Catch Me had won on his return at Navan, however, O'Grady's vets having discovered and treated an allergy.

"If we had won on the terms that Thomson is reported to have won on," he said, "that would have been a disaster".