Sentence examples for specifically won from inspiring English sources

The party's deputy leader, Simon Hughes, said: "We specifically won our battle to get the tax threshold raised, that was in our manifesto last time and out of all the policies that was our biggest commitment".

Now the performance of early music, and of Bach specifically, has won freedom in many directions, yet Ms. Argerich's performance of the C minor Partita (No. 2) here seemed no less distinctively her own.

Specifically, Twitter won the global streaming rights to 10 games of the 16 TNF games to air this season.

While exit polls didn't ask about the issue specifically, Trump won definitively among voters who said they were angry or dissatisfied with the federal government.

"There's nothing specifically about winning.

More specifically, to win a championship.

Specifically, he wins it by about 1.7 percentage points.

"There is no mandate that comes specifically from winning a lower house election," the Greens upper house MP John Kaye said.

He never thought of leaving college early for the draft, returning to Cincinnati for his senior year specifically to win a national championship.

British politics is trapped in a vicious circle: young people don't vote, and therefore politicians don't develop policies specifically to win them over.

Or perhaps he just wanted to kick back against the tendency of these lists to ignore populist movies in favour of films that have been written and produced specifically to win awards.