Sentence examples for looks won from inspiring English sources

In the Retro Report video, Professor Greenberg contends that Kennedy's overall performance, not just his looks, won the day.

Faithfull, whose doe-eyed looks won her a legion of fans, also revealed in an interview with the film director Mike Figgis that she was unhappy with the famously risqué photos for which she posed in 1964.

On coming to England at 19, his tall figure and dark good looks won him the role of Heathcliff at the Richmond Theatre, after which he appeared in Sean O'Casey's Purple Dust in Liverpool.

His cricketing skills and good looks won him poster space on the walls of a generation of Pakistani boys and girls, and undying devotion when he won them the World Cup for the first time in 1992.

Look, winning cures everything because you forget that you might be tired or hurting.

But it was only in the second half where the Cottagers looked winning their first league game at Goodison Park.

Which is why the layered look won my heart rather than the fishnets alone.

Paul Ferraro is looking to win-win incentives to save the Chesapeake Bay and the planet.

Look, you won.

"And look who won.

"But look who won -- the novelist!" he wrote.