Sentence examples for has won large from inspiring English sources

But outside the South, where Clinton has won large majorities of black voters, many of Sanders's losses have been narrow.

A DOMINANT prime minister who has won large majorities in three consecutive elections is prematurely ejected from Downing Street because of Europe; a bitter legacy of resentment does great and lasting harm to the former prime minister's political party.

He left that job six months later, and within six months he had found work with G4S, a large private security company that has won large government contracts for work both in the United States and abroad.

Arestegui has won large audiences thanks to her dogged interview style, critical monologues and a string of high-profile investigations, including the revelation that a favoured government contractor had paid for a multimillion-dollar modernist white mansion that was built to measure for the family of President Enrique Peña Nieto.

While Google has won large contracts for email hosting, it is still just a drop in the ocean compared to the larger office and enterprise markets.

Some stars, like Holdsclaw in basketball, Mia Hamm in soccer and Venus Williams in tennis, have won large endorsement contracts.

The letters received by Kneller, who suffers from arthritis and heart problems, included claims that she had won large sums of money and just needed to send processing fees of £20 to claim the prize.

Mr. Pakhomov, who was reported missing last Tuesday, was a promising young star in United Russia, the ruling party founded by President Vladimir V. Putin, and had served as head of a construction company that was reported to have won large contracts to develop utilities and infrastructure in several cities.

Over the past few years, the party has won over large numbers of Conservative and Labor party voters by appealing to concerns about globalization and large-scale immigration.

The trial and sentencing were widely seen as a means of silencing Navalny, who has won a large following by exposing corruption inside the Russian government.

Yoga to the People has won a large following mainly through its low prices: it charges $8 a class at its six studios in New York City — compared with as much as $25 a class at Bikram studios.