Sentence examples similar to has won the satisfaction from inspiring English sources

Though I was initially routing for the kid who could complete Star Wars: Jedi Saga in under three days, eventually Liu Wei and his piano won my heart and now, to my great satisfaction, has won the competition.

Mr. Shah sounds equally optimistic partly because of the economy; because of New York's many strengths; and because "it's not like bringing just any new hotel into town -- Hampton's a 'killer brand.' " In each of the last three years the chain has won the J. D. Power & Associates award for "highest guest satisfaction among midprice hotel chains with limited food service".

"It is a considerable satisfaction that Iceland's defense has won the day in the Icesave case," the Icelandic government said in its statement.

(mathrm{Win}_{t-1}) denotes the binary variable representing whether the team has won the previous match (0: no win, 1: win).

"The list of those you've cultivated comprise a Who's Who of American music.... To take a company to a point where yearly sales have quadrupled to $2 billion must give you a deep sense of satisfaction.... To have won the loyalty of artists as diverse as Barbra Streisand and Bob Dylan requires singular skill.

John might have won the game yesterday.

We've won the prizes for the best PPI.

To date, the administrators have won the battle.

Despite these figures, many factory workers here say they are skeptical of the evidence because it is inconsistent with the awards the plant has won and management satisfaction with the jobs many of them have done for more than 20 years.

JetBlue has won J.D. Power and Associates airline satisfaction studies every year from 2006 to 2013.

The tick has won.