Sentence examples for he truly won from inspiring English sources

The tough question for Spithill: Does he feel he truly won the Cup? "That's the hardest I've ever been pushed, the biggest challenge I've ever taken on is pulling that off," he said recently.

He truly won the heart of Nepali people.

Plainclothes government thugs fought back, bludgeoning isolated protesters and apparently shooting several at close range.State television at first said 15 people were killed, a figure later reduced to eight, including a nephew of Mir Hosein Mousavi, a former prime minister widely thought to have truly won the June election; he has become an opposition figurehead.

But I was only truly won over to Blagojevich on Friday, when he pledged: "I will fight this thing every step of the way.

In the end many treaties were written and compromises made and broken; but nobody truly won, as Southey's poem correctly suggests.

As they drove to the practice courts a continent away from London, Bob said he suddenly realized — with full force — that they had well and truly won.

This part of the West was never truly won.

But she never truly won "the backing of the British people".

China has well and truly won the global competitive over-eating contest.

Only then could Conte skip down the touchline in delight in the knowledge the day was truly won.

Among some northerners, suspicions persist that they have not truly won the hearts and minds of everyone in the south.