Sentence examples for what they won from inspiring English sources

"I like to find the Sex Pistols' album for what they won the award on MTV," he said.

As the games progressed, we were interested in who the athletes were who were winning for Team GB - what they won for and where they went to school.

5.12pm GMT Here's what they won earlier: Great Britain's Tom Brewster, Michael Goodfellow, Scott Andrews, Greg Drummond and David Murdoch step on to the podium for the flower ceremony after winning curling silver.

That is half what they won two years ago when the competition was held in Birmingham and Britain unexpectedly finished top of the medals table with 10, including four gold.

What they won the prestigious Nobel Prize for was identifying that asset allocation is attributable for 92% of the variability of returns from portfolio A to portfolio B; it was not about the returns from portfolio A to portfolio B. And, yes, that study makes an immense amount of sense and actually provides a 100% endorsement of active tactical asset allocation.

Past presidential candidates have used comedy in the debates, and guess what, they won the election.

Ives's subject is women and what they win and lose from being worshipped; lucky for us, he's found a woman worthy of adoration.

Voting isn't shopping – most people think about more than what they win or lose in taxing and spending.

But many people find that what they win back in savings or time from this investment in hours more than makes up for whatever income they may have earned during that period.

Just kidding, they get named the All City Champs and I'm not sure what they win.

Strength comes from knowing who and what came before, what races they won and lost, that they had to deal sometimes with life and death circumstances.