Sentence examples for have won indeed from inspiring English sources

You are saved; you have won". Indeed, all the shouts that they had been accustomed to utter with a kind of rhythmic swing in the amphitheatre, by way of paying court to Commodus, they now chanted with p127 certain changes that made them utterly ridiculous.

It's true that if people who voted for Stein and Johnson voted for HRC, she'd have won indeed.

So, as I say, that half of the Florange plant is closing because the hippies have won – as they should indeed have done on this one particular point.

The Kiwis, indeed, have won all their games that have not been affected by the weather and have now qualified for the final at Lord's next Saturday.

Now Mr Kim is no longer persecuted by the state; the chaebol no longer have rules barring the hiring of people from the Cholla area; several Chollaites, indeed, have won good jobs in industry and the government.

If we buy that, then the terrorists will, indeed have won.

We are still claiming victory long before we have won the war - or indeed, in the Iraqi case, instead of winning the war.

Indeed, Arsenal have won only one of their last 15 matches against United anywhere and their 2-1 defeat athehEmirateses in November gave Van Gaal his first competitive away victory as United manager.

Although the top three are out on their own and are the only teams to have won a race this year (and indeed in 2017, 2016, 2015 and 2014...), Red Bull are a step behind the front two.

"Ganamos sin mentiras!" chanted the crowd outside the socialist party (PSOE) headquarters in the centre of Madrid last night: "We have won without lies". Spin was indeed at the centre of PSOE's extraordinary, unexpected triumph, and that should serve as a warning to Tony Blair.

Indeed, they have won a number of court decisions under Law 70 which was passed to protect their territorial land, but none of these court decisions have been enforced.