Sentence examples for thereby winning from inspiring English sources

Mr. Nixon had 692 votes to Mr. Reagan's 182 -- thereby winning easily, not barely.

Instead Patel will probably be confining his celebrations to the fact that Nottinghamshire ruthlessly crushed their opponents, thereby winning their first Lord's final since 1989.

In telling us this -- in explaining his heroine's motives and thereby winning our sympathy -- Coetzee lays her bare, violating, in effect, her ethos of secrecy.

The Taliban took advantage of this by promising to protect landowners and farmers from poppy-eradication programmes, thereby winning local support, they say.

Fisher suggested the illusions – carried out with the help of the Magic Gang – helped to defeat General Rommel and his troops, thereby winning the war in North Africa.

Romney stayed in because he was prepared to renounce all the sane things he had done, thereby winning the nomination and losing what integrity he had.

Jane, stuck in the bosom of her family, meets a boisterous Irishman, Lefroy (James McAvoy), who scoffs at her unripe prose, praises "Tom Jones" instead, and thereby wins her heart.

If Gore picks up some 300 votes and thereby wins the Florida machine-plus-absentee total, Bush should give up and make an immortal concession speech.

The PMA claims that the union used the same go-slow tactic once the contract expired in 1999 and thereby won large increases in pensions and wages.

In his turn for a question, Mr. Davis noted that Mr. Simon had opposed several gun-control laws that the governor has signed and had thereby won the endorsement of the National Rifle Association.

The story, about the last of a quartet of high school buddies to lose his virginity (and thereby win the privilege of a ceremonial bong hit), is presented in the guise of amateur videos that are being posted on YouTube.