Sentence examples for have ever been won from inspiring English sources
No elections have ever been won?
It is, in essence, a global counterinsurgency, and few counterinsurgencies have ever been won by force alone.
Since the suffragettes, no feminist battles have ever been won without brave women prepared to take brickbats of abuse and mockery: "Harperson" sneering demands the thickest of skins to plough on.
One Labour strategist said the party just did not think it worth going all-out in Rochester and Strood when just two byelections prompted by incumbent MPs have ever been won by challenger parties.
No such suit has ever been won.
No war has ever been won simply by killing civilians.
No substantive lawsuit has ever been won in the cutthroat world of reality television.
They will, ever and anon, call every victory which has ever been won by the rulers into question.
And then we can reassure ourselves that, after all, no World Cup has ever been won by a team with a foreign coach.
Granted, no pennant has ever been won by way of the press box, but beginning today, when all position players, including Ramirez, will presumably join pitchers and catchers, it will be business as usual.
Mussolini was famous for slogans such as "A minute on the battlefield is worth a lifetime of peace," "Better to live an hour like a lion than a hundred years like a sheep," and "Nothing has ever been won in history without bloodshed".
