Sentence examples for that has really won from inspiring English sources

"There should be some token gesture as it is our horse that has really won them the holiday".

"It is our horse that has really won them the holiday," said Nicola Mitchell, who bought Betty three years ago.

There should be some token gesture as it is our horse that has really won them the holiday," she said.

And even though her role as Sex and the City's Carrie made her a legend, it's her under-appreciated singing chops that have really won her a place in our hearts.

At the opposite end of the city's diningscape is Hot & Soul, a small storefront--and one that's very easy to miss within a strip mall--that since opening in 2013 has really won the hearts and appetites of the locals.

On the biggest issues, it has really won the debate.

But Hall has really won me around in recent weeks.

They reflect opposing views about who has really won the case.

Then Florida and America will know with certainty who has really won the presidency.

But this isn't The Secret Millionaire: if you think about who has really won when the credits roll, you wish Radio Times had been more honest, and prepared you for what this actually is: prole porn.

They saw it as a victory for their hero, John Reed, over Mr Weill, the Travelers man, who had until then been thought to be in the driving seat.Whether Mr Reed has really won is unclear.