Sentence examples for was ever won from inspiring English sources
But when other Southern governors turned up the rhetoric against civil rights, Mr. Thurmond joined in, declaring: "No fight was ever won by staying out of it.
More telling, to my mind, is the fact that Hallam – held for most of the 20th century by the Conservatives – was ever won by the Lib Dems at all, that the Lib Dems now control the city council, and that the party has high hopes of winning a second seat – Sheffield Central.
In fact, if the war on drugs was ever won, it would be a financial disaster for law enforcement.
No counter-insurgency is ever won with military force alone.
"No game is ever won in the first three minutes," Joseph said.
No championships were ever won on paper, especially at this time of year.
"I don't think he's ever won one this way," Kevin Harvick said of Gordon.
"Don't let him fool you; I don't think he's ever won," Leber said, smiling.
Every race he's ever won, it's because he's prepared a better route than everyone".
It was the only time he's ever won over fences and he beat just one horse.
The golfing traditionalist in me can't have Scott winning this; nobody's ever won a major with one of those things.
