Sentence examples for were won from from inspiring English sources

In Wales seats were won from both Labour and Plaid Cymru.

Three of the four previous races here were won from pole position.

In an attempt to make the table more reflective of the quality of opponents faced, we weighted points according to the quality of the teams they were won from, making a victory wrested from one of the top teams significantly more valuable than a similar result against, say, Sunderland, who until this weekend had been handing points out like lollipops on Halloween.

It brought rewards, but both men were struggling with the bright Florida sunshine and the first 10 games were won from the same end of the court.

Approval had been won from the Ministry of Education.

He said: "Elections are won from the centre ground.

A war like this cannot be won from the air".

Elections in this country are won from the centre.

"At the end of the day, this isn't going to be won from the top.

In any case, he acknowledged that his war can't be won from the air.

Additional recruits would have to be won from among the ships they hoped to capture.