Sentence examples for remarkably won from inspiring English sources

McLaren, who died in 1987, was proudest of Neighbours (1952), a pixelated anti-war parable that, remarkably, won an Academy award in 1953.

Ancelotti and Clement were in tears on the bench ahead of kick-off at Stade Chaban-Delmas, a match a team in shock remarkably won.

Some are now standing for office and, remarkably, winning the support of Chinese and Indian voters.

Djokovic served well considering it was his first grass-court match of the season, saving all three break points he faced and remarkably winning 81 percent of the points (26 of 32) on his second serve.

Remarkably, she won that event 11 weeks after giving birth to her second daughter, Sophie.

Remarkably, Azarenka won 52 percent of points on Li's first serve.

Remarkably, they won the gold medal count despite failing to win any golds in traditional team sports or in track and field, which awards more medals than any other sport.

Most remarkably, he won the Pulitzer Prize for music, for his self-produced album "Sound Grammar," his first recording in a decade; it's the only time the award has ever been given for a commercial record.

After his French Open victory, I wrote about the increased pace and accuracy of his serve; on Sunday, remarkably, he won more than eighty per cent of his first-serve points and seventy per cent of the points on his second serve, as he mostly spun them up and away from Anderson's backhand.

It was finally time for Anderson to serve for the victory, and though he missed a low forehand volley into the net on the first point, with the crowd antsy, he pulled himself together remarkably to win the next four points and the match.

Remarkably, the AfD won three 'direct mandate' seats in Saxony.