Sentence examples for may won a from inspiring English sources
In theory, that would change if there were a general election that spelled out the government's terms and in which May won a mandate for them.
He contributes personally to the campaigns of congressmen who can be useful to New York, and in May won a court ruling against the state's governor, George Pataki, which forces the state to repay $500m a year of the city's old debt.It will also be said that he made the city more expensive and that, as a rich man, he is out of touch and doesn't care.
"UnREAL" wound up on many year-end lists and in May won a Peabody Award "for illustrating how masterfully parody can work when it shines its light fearlessly".
This may win a share of our trust.
The Communist Party may win a couple of seats.
One or more may win a gold medal.
Diners may win a bottle of wine, a dessert or a T-shirt.
The Palestinians may win a political victory, but not a state.
And it may win a third term in 2011, rather than 2012.
If he can solve the budget mess, he may win a breathing space for further reforms.
Another Tory defector, Mark Reckless, may win a by-election in Kent on November 20th.
