Sentence examples for than when i won from inspiring English sources
The phrase "than when I won" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to compare a situation or feeling at a different time, specifically in relation to a victory or achievement. Example: "I felt happier today than when I won the championship last year."
"The joy was even greater than when I won my own election".
"I'm definitely a better player than when I won my England caps," he said.
Pitino said he still calls Donovan "Billy the Kid," still thinks about him constantly, even "felt better when he won the title than when I won it".
"The joy was even greater than when I won my own election," Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe told reporters after hearing the news.
"The desire is greater now than when I won the world title from Kostya Tszyu in 2005," said Hatton, who has 45 wins from 47 professional fights.
The two finals [Challenge Cup and Grand Final] are a lot closer in time than when I won the double with Bradford in 2003.
The losers, meanwhile, are most of the players, who will end their basketball careers having made less money than I made when I won my bracket pool last year.
It would probably mean more to me to win a 15th world title than it did when I won the first.
"But I think I am playing really really good tennis at the moment, maybe even better than I was when I won it in 2011".
The title winner, Honus Wagner, later said, "I've had a lot of thrills, but don't think I was ever happier than in 1900 when I won after battling Elmer Flick to the last day of the season for the title".
"I think I actually play better tennis on grass than I played two years ago when I won this tournament.
