Sentence examples for question won from inspiring English sources

Only one of the six state representatives in question won the party's endorsement at the subsequent election, and only two ended up keeping their seats.

In the days before The Finkler Question won the 2010 Man Booker prize, Howard Jacobson enthusiasts tended to cast him as an under-appreciated outsider.

She pointed out that neither did the man in question, winning herself the pay rise.

Unlike the First Confiscation Act, passed swiftly under the immediate pressure of the contraband question, winning approval for the second act required nearly the entire regular first session of the 37th Congress.

"This is where the magic happens," said Guillaume, adding: "The person who asks the best question wins a T-shirt".

He had a rocky start to his leadership, however, facing sexism accusations, criticised for refusing to sing the National Anthem and U-turns on policy, but a strong debut appearance against Mr Cameron at Prime Minister's Questions won him praise.

Unlike some of his teammates, he faces tough questions, win or lose, after every game.

As opposition leader, he frequently mocked Tony Blair at prime minister's questions, winning plaudits for his witty performances.

You're awarded more points for answering difficult questions, and the person with the most points by the time that someone misses five questions wins.

"Who expects to stay as Chelsea manager if they don't win anything?" "It's not just a question of winning, but winning with a certain flair.

"No question, Broner won it," Allakhverdiev said.