Sentence examples for was probably won from inspiring English sources

Advertisers competed with each other to come up with punning twists on Carroll's original jokes, a competition that was probably won by the Pears soap jingle "Beau ootiful So oap!" Publishers retitled their books in the hope of attracting new readers: an early American edition of Pinocchio appeared as Pinocchio's Adventures in Wonderland.

He said Tesco was probably winning shoppers back from all of its rivals,  while Morrisons was regaining popularity in the North of England and the Midlands.

It is a tribute to his powers of cross-examination and stamina that he's probably won few friends in the NHS.

"But by N.F.L. standards, when you're up near 30, you're probably winning".

"Though when it comes to my musical practise, the brain and the body are probably winning out over the soul".

Still, the upside case for Mr. Huntsman is probably winning New Hampshire and a couple other moderate states, as John McCain did in 2000 — and then getting a nice speaking slot at Mr. Perry's convention.

Some improvement on the minimal market standard is probably win-win in any case, because rich-country multinationals operating in developing countries typically want to hire from a big pool of keen applicants and to find better-than-average workers.

From their hyper-realist viewpoint, it was probably a "win-win" scenario — either the Georgians would surprise the Russians with new defensive technologies or Russia would show its true colors as a brutal, imperialist meddler, further diminishing its European credentials.

Too much emphasis was probably placed on winning the territorial battle.

HE WAS probably going to win anyway, but with his main opponent banned, Nursultan Nazarbaev seems certain of victory.

The result of the weekend, though, was probably Crewe's 4 1 win away at Hartlepool.