Sentence examples for legitimately won from inspiring English sources

According to ThinkProgress, Mr. Cuccinelli's office later told the Virginian-Pilot: "There is no question that President Obama legitimately won re-election.

Jack M. Greenberg, chairman and chief executive of McDonald's, said millions of its customers had legitimately won prizes over the years.

Fifty percent of poll respondents said George W. Bush legitimately won the 2000 election, and 45percentt said he did not.

Now, Mr. Gore is using the rule of law to determine if he legitimately won Florida's 25 electoral votes and with that, the presidency.

A majority of Democrats and half of all independents said they did not consider that Mr. Bush had legitimately won the White House.

Asked whether Mr. Bush had legitimately won the 2000 election, 11percentt of African-American voters said yes, reflecting anger about reports that African-Americans had been kept from voting in 2000 in Florida and other states.

This new extreme right has also paved the way for parties which, just like Golden Dawn, can now legitimately win votes while openly promoting hate speech.

According to a contemporaneous magazine article, "Eight months later he was reinstated through the efforts of eastern men on the ground that he was temporarily insane" — which allowed him to enter, and legitimately win, the 1905 Boston Marathon.

If her team owners, Michael Andretti and Kim Green, will finally give Patrick a car which can legitimately win a race like Indy... well, as Chicago baseball fans well know, maybe next year.

One cannot know whether the election was stolen, or won legitimately.

Does the sheer size of Mr Mugabe's majority mean it's unlikely he could have rigged the vote to that extent, and therefore must have won legitimately?