Sentence examples for never before won from inspiring English sources

Chinese athletes had never before won an Olympic gold medal, but in 1984 they earned 15.

McManus had never before won a Gold Cup, and was understandably jubilant.

Maryland (20-3, 10-1 A.C.C.) never before won 10 of its first 11 league games.

England has never before won the first two matches of a five-test series at home to Australia.

It was the 2008 Olympic Games in Beijing and Britain's female windsurfers had never before won a medal.

Willem II had never before won in Amsterdam... and by no means did that change on Saturday.

Forsythe won the day and found himself in the limelight as never before, winning two Golden Globes and becoming, at the age of 64, one of TV's oldest sex symbols.

Mr Solís, whose party has never held power before, won on a platform that targeted inequality and corruption.

"We're trying to do something we've never done before — win," Daniels says.

The Samuel Johnson has never before been won by a straight memoir, but this year six out of the 15 longlisted books are personal stories, with John Carey making the cut for The Unexpected Professor, the esteemed critic's account of his life in books, and Henry Marsh for Do No Harm, about his life as a neurosurgeon.

Ms. Gillibrand, who had never held public office before, won her seat in 2006 against great odds, defeating a four-term incumbent in a race that turned intense and nasty in its final days.