Sentence examples for having been won from inspiring English sources
The Cup having been won for the eighth time, Arsenal can now deal with their 12th championship under "any other business".
In 2008, the Landmarks Preservation Commission unanimously voted to allow Extell to build a condo there, having been won over by the design from Beyer Blinder Belle, an architectural firm known for its historic renovations.
In two books published to coincide with the return of the United States Open to the Olympic Club next week, the 1955 tournament is portrayed as having been won by Fleck rather than lost by Hogan.
"It was our only gold medal," Mertaranta said of Finland's victory at the 1995 world championship, made even more remarkable for having been won in Stockholm, capital of the archrival Sweden.
But, like the line attributed to the Duke of Wellington about the battle of Waterloo having been won on the playing fields of Eton, this notion doesn't hold up.
Despite these problems, Australian rules football is the most popular spectator sport in Australia, and, with championships having been won by West Coast, Adelaide, and Brisbane by 2001, the AFL began the millennium its strongest ever.
That everything has been won.
Nevertheless, much had been won.
Not that the battle has been won.
What exactly has been won?
