Sentence examples for was finally won from inspiring English sources

A 44-shot rally on the third point was finally won by Djokovic on a netted Nadal backhand.

The flavour was certainly peculiar: a battle of sweet, sour and salty that was finally won by fishy.

The day's most exciting match was between Montgomerie and Thomas Bjorn, a sensational 23-hole marathon that was finally won by Bjorn on the fifth extra hole.

Nor would the soundtrack have been exactly that Gold dreamed of when the protracted, controversial battle for the £701m Olympic Stadium was finally won following a succession of legal tussles and political bungles.

That struggle was finally won at the ballot box fourteen years ago, but the photograph of the burning man was taken last month, as South African mobs tore through the country's townships and shantytowns, hunting down foreigners.

In 1996, soon after independence from Ethiopia was finally won after a 30-year war,the number of independent newspapers boomed, many founded by students or graduates of the University of Asmara and catering for a wide range of views.

He said that the recent period of peace in the region was not a window of deceptive calm, but the first sign that common sense was finally winning.

Dr. Faesal believes "the recent period of peace in the region was not a window of deceptive calm, but the first sign that common sense was finally winning," Mr. Joseph writes.

Last Sunday, as "Breaking Bad" was finally winning the television industry's highest honor, an Emmy award for outstanding drama, the show set a new ratings record for itself — 6.6 million, according to Nielsen — making it the biggest program on cable that night.

"The impostor syndrome that had plagued me pretty much since I left undergrad, I was finally winning out over it".

While Trump insisted the military was finally "winning" thanks to his administration, Hertling said: "We have been winning".