Sentence examples for was thought to have won from inspiring English sources

Hillary Clinton was thought to have won.

Vladimir V. Putin, the president of Russia, was thought to have won votes and the 2014 Games for Sochi when he addressed the membership in English.

Over the course of his playing career he's thought to have won and lost $500 million.

Nvidia was thought to have already won the video processor slot for the next video iPod, but incorporating PortalPlayer's technology into a single chip with graphics capabilities should make for a more compelling offering to Apple in the future.

I helped man the phone bank in Evansville, a blue-collar Democratic town where any one of the three candidates -- Kennedy, McCarthy or the favorite sun, Gov. Roger Branigan -- was thought to have a shot at winning.

Mr. Bentsen was widely thought to have won.

After the primary on Sept. 12, Ms. Seltzer was initially thought to have won by 39 votes.

Hyundai is thought to have lent Halla one trillion won including commercial paper equivalent to about 15% of the bankrupt firm's outstanding debts.

His party is thought to have strong chances of winning the next election in 2004.

The party has never held power at the national level but is thought to have a chance to win next year's election if party leaders can convince voters that they are not Marxist extremists.

While those games suggest that the Nets are overmatched, Martin, the club's ferocious forward, grew downright surly when told that the Nets were thought to have no chance to win the franchise's first N.B.A. title.