Sentence examples for has always been won from inspiring English sources

Wenger never seemed to cotton on that the Premier League has always been won with very good goalkeepers.

I would say in the history of the World Cup the tournament has always been won by the team who eventually become world champions.

He added that the prize was "controversial" in part because the award has always been won by Italy's two leading publishing houses, Mondadori or Rizzoli, and never an independent one like Edizioni E/O, the publishing group he runs with his wife, Sandra Ozzola Ferri.

It is not hard to see why -- the evolutionary race has always been won by the greedy and greed is deeply engraved in our DNA.

"When you're playing the best player in the world, Rafael Nadal, who has won two out of the last three Wimbledons and he has always been winning the big matches against me in the Grand Slams, I had to be on the top of my game, I had to play my best.

Mrs. Clinton has followed the old media playbook by which presidential elections have always been won in the modern era: message discipline, if to a fault (given her severe allergy to news briefings); heavy television advertising; and classic door-to-door get-out-the-vote legwork.

The event had always been won by the United States since its inception at the Olympics at the 1960 Games, and their boycott had opened up the field.

The event had always been won by the United States since its inception at Olympic level in 1960, and their boycott had opened up the field in the event.

When Edith Wharton said, of "The House of Mirth," that "a frivolous society gains dramatic significance only through what its frivolity destroys," we see that for Wharton, Lily Bart was a way in, and are reminded that dramatic significance has always been hard won.

America has always been about winning and you want to win again.

"My goal has always been to win major championships, but now I just want to win anything," said Els, ranked No. 3 in the world behind Woods and Mickelson.