Sentence examples for this week won from inspiring English sources

Hal Sutton, who is bothered by a sore back this week, won the Greater Greensboro Chrysler Classic in April.

Ariès's short reference formed the basis for Miller's sixth novel, Pure, which this week won the Costa book award.

That is a considerable total (Federer, who has won 17 majors, this week won his 250th grand slam match).

The US brand Coach this week won £160m in damages in a counterfeiting claim, after launching an anti-counterfeiting litigation campaign in 2009 called "Operation Turnlock".

Villumsen, born in Denmark, this week won silver in the cycling time trial at the Road World Championships in, ironically, Copenhagen.

Pushed by both America and Iran, the divisive and discredited Mr Maliki has been replaced by Haider al-Abadi, who this week won parliamentary support for a new government.

Updated at 8.59pm BST 8.35pm BST Men's 100m breaststroke semi-final: preview (8.39pm) Kosuke Kitajima, the Japanese swim who Alice Tait wrote an excellent blog on earlier this week, won the 100m breaststroke title in Athens and Beijing and will be going for a three-peat tomorrow night's final.

She had moved on from 1974 and won.

Her third, "Offshore" (1979), won the prize.

The film version (1964) won seven Academy Awards.

Texas 90-711) won its sixth straight.