Sentence examples for when he won it from inspiring English sources

David Robinson was 25 when he won it in 1990.

And then when he won it, 11-4, his teammates rushed the court.

When he won, it was his victory, but there was a surge of common joy.

And when he won it — in straight but hardly straightforward sets against Dudi Sela — he celebrated with the kind of emotion usually reserved for victories late in the second week of a Slam instead of early in the first.

The CILIP Carnegie, which dates back to 1936 and has been won by names from Arthur Ransome to Noel Streatfeild, was Pratchett's first major book prize when he won it in 2002.

Although Tiger Woods did not win his seventh consecutive P.G.A. Tour tournament at the Buick International on Sunday afternoon, the event scored a higher overnight rating than it did last year, when he won it.

If and when he wins it, there will be no one else for Democrats to donate to, so he may raise cash even faster.

"When he won Iowa, it touched my soul," he said.

He entered the 1994 U.S. Open unseeded; when he won there, it was the first time that an unseeded player had taken the tournament since 1966.

When you have no chance of becoming the nominee, even your attacks lose their punch because you don't have the same credibility: it's a little like Huckabee in the last few weeks of the GOP campaign - people just weren't paying much attention to what he had to say, and even when he won states, it didn't matter much anymore.

"To me," Palmer said when he won in 1980, "it was the P.G.A. Championship I never won on the regular Tour".