Sentence examples for public won from inspiring English sources
In their exegesis and interpretation of this oral tradition, particularly under the rabbi Hillel (1st century bce 1st century ce), the Pharisees were flexible, and their regard for the public won them considerable support.
They appeared, at first anonymously, as In Memoriam (1850), which had a great success with both reviewers and the public, won him the friendship of Queen Victoria, and helped bring about, in the same year, his appointment as poet laureate.
Two months ago, a coalition of reformers who want the clerics to be more accountable to the public won a substantial victory in elections for the 290-seat Parliament.
Posters of the Berliner Ensemble hang on the walls of his office, and a carved statuette of Lenin stands on a shelf, juxtaposed with the Tony Award for Best Revival of a Musical that the Public won, last year, for its Broadway production of "Hair".
He has started his own ad agency, helped take a company public, won an award for the best direct-response TV commercial in America, and run focus groups in thirty-two of the fifty states of America.
"We think the public wins because we have facilitated access to a product that dermatologists are eager to prescribe".
Requiring federal contractors not to discriminate against workers based on sexual orientation or gender identity lets the American public win twice — as taxpayers and as workers.
Founded in 2008, it became known to a wider public winning two Pulitzer Prizes.
It's one of the more public (wins) we've had".
If Democrats finally figure this out and support marijuana legalization, Republicans will have a choice, too: stick with Trump and Sessions and face the ire of the electorate, or join Democrats, at which point the public wins.
