Sentence examples for had won with before from inspiring English sources

Kasparov deviated from what he had won with before, and Wojtkiewicz had to follow him into a no-man's land.

British Prime Minister David Lloyd George used it to mean economic power in 1914: "We have won with the silver bullet before".

We could have won with some breaks".

No film has won with this handicap.

To a fanfare of horns and the popping of fireworks, the top prize went to a 1934 Avions Voisin C-25 Saliot roadster, with an ostrich hide interior, owned by Sam Mann of Englewood, N.J., who had won here twice before with other cars.

Neither had won a championship before and, with their crews working just 40 feet apart in the pits, Force and Torrence entered the final day of competition Sunday as the only drivers with a realistic shot at the title.

He delighted the rest of us – except maybe those fans at Roker Park who went berserk the day in 1973 that he and Tony Hazell knocked over the FA Cup Sunderland had won four days before and had placed with pride on a table by the pitch before their final league game, against QPR.

With her husband's efforts and help, she had won many admirers before she reached her teens.

With the refugee crisis looming as a key issue, the party won an average of 17.4% of votes across five elections, more than double the average it had won before.

I didn't play much and it was difficult watching the Champions League on television, when I had won it the season before with Madrid," Di María said.

He had won his three starts before that, with an 0.83 E.R.A. and a.114 opponents' average.