Sentence examples for has won a dedicated from inspiring English sources
Number 43, Cumbria Despite a location well away from the Lake District's main tourist areas, this B&B has won a dedicated following thanks to its six sybaritic bedrooms, award-winning breakfasts (suppers, too, in winter) and innovative add-ons.
In the last decade petite sirah has won a small but dedicated following that tirelessly promotes its virtues.
AES Arabia Ltd has won a US$14 million contract to design, manufacture, construct, commission and start-up a dedicated SWRO plant in Saudi Arabia.
(The skeet shooter Nasser Saleh al-Attiyeh had won a bronze, which he dedicated to the emir).
Referencing an interview Ian McKellen had given to the Guardian about the lack of openly gay men who had won an Oscar, Sam Smith dedicated the award to the LGBT community.
Thus, a subject can win when they could have lost, lose when they could have won, win a small amount when they could have won a large amount, and so on.
La Excelencia's insistence on "doing what we want the way we want it and not worrying about anything else," as Mr. Silva puts it, has won the band a dedicated following but not huge acclaim or success.
Bonds called this M.V.P. the most special award he had won and dedicated it to his father.
In a campaign where most proposals would require tremendous support from the mayor or Albany, he has won praise for a pragmatic plan to dedicate a staff member to helping district schools win grants.
