Sentence examples for steadily won from inspiring English sources

Over the 20 years since Port Arthur, the gun lobby have steadily won concessions.

Brian Steinwurtzel, who is on the district plan's steering committee and whose family owns two buildings on the strip, said his group had been reaching out to residents along Broadway and had slowly but steadily won broad support.

But for the Democrats, who have steadily won Senate seats in recent years — often on shoestring budgets — the fund-raising picture is less lopsided than it has been in recent memory.

Since Mr. Castellucci founded his theater company, the Socìetas Raffaello Sanzio, in Cesena with his sister Claudia in 1981, he has steadily won acclaim — and generated debate — for provocative, hallucinatory imagery and often apocalyptic themes.

But since returning in 2001, it has steadily won over fans and the music industry through news-making moments like Daft Punk's performance in a giant LED-lit pyramid in 2006, and a virtual Tupac Shakur in 2012, the same year the festival expanded to two weekends.

They have been steadily winning territory, including on the outskirts of Damascus, the capital.

He has made remarkable progress since last fall, steadily winning the trust of many.

With Gaddafi's forces steadily winning back territory lost to the rebels, talk of a no-fly zone may become irrelevant.

Now, while there is much discussion of the "return" of the PRI, in truth it never really left, Mr. Davidow said, noting that it simply regrouped at the local level, steadily winning state governor races.

They've been steadily winning over Australian festival crowds (and, happily, Backstreet Boys fans) with their witty banter, "anti-girl-band" indie charm, and their talent with a ukulele, mandolin and accordion.

People used to think we had no chance, but we are steadily winning the fight by demanding $15 an hour to lift our families out of poverty," said Albina Ardon, 29, a mother of two and an active member of the Fight for $15 in Los Angeles.