Sentence examples for perhaps won from inspiring English sources

While Rick Santorum perhaps won that debate, Romney benefitted most.

He perhaps won the prize for longest silly title with Welcome to Kington: Includes All the Pieces You Cut Out from the Independent and Lost.

I would have to take my children to the school gates in a small Lancashire village with everyone looking at me, knowing I had cheated, knowing I had, perhaps, won the Tour de France, but then been caught.

He formally abandoned plans to run hard in and perhaps win New Hampshire or Michigan.

Miami rightfully expected that the O'Neal-Wade partnership would last longer and perhaps win another title.

Perhaps winning more games would be a good place to start.

Perhaps winning a Scrabble tournament with a $25,000 prize makes you a better marriage prospect.

It will also be expected to thrive in, and perhaps win, an election for the European parliament next year.

In a few years, the best of the young Democrats elected to the legislature in 1996 will be competing for, and perhaps winning, statewide races.

Although Ritchie lost the battle in the high court, her stance may have at least enabled her to, perhaps, win an electoral war in her own constituency.

Perhaps not surprising given their dominance, the Kastles seem to have an emphasis on winning over fun (or perhaps winning as fun) that is unmatched by the rest of the eight-team league.