Sentence examples for has really won from inspiring English sources

On the biggest issues, it has really won the debate.

But Hall has really won me around in recent weeks.

They reflect opposing views about who has really won the case.

"There should be some token gesture as it is our horse that has really won them the holiday".

Then Florida and America will know with certainty who has really won the presidency.

"It is our horse that has really won them the holiday," said Nicola Mitchell, who bought Betty three years ago.

Nobody believed that Allende had really won.

Are we still counting and recounting, and carping about who might have really won the election?

Meanwhile, Baldwin officials said, they found Mr. Siegelman had really won only 12,736 votes in the mostly Republican coastal county.

After the first wave of mourning, people must gravitate back toward some semblance of normalcy, or else the terrorists have really won something.

Another senior Republican, speaking anonymously, said he was "absolutely" certain that some Republicans would desert their party if they believe Mr. Gore had really won more votes.