Sentence examples for will be won from from inspiring English sources
I have never felt that this war will be won from the air".
I'm sure it will be winning from the very beginning".
"I think he'll be winning from the short grass, so there's a premium on hitting fairways this week, obviously.
Whether the competition for this contract will be won by a supercomputer built from off-the-shelf components, or built from scratch, is unclear as yet.
Just as many voters in swing states remain undecided about the presidential race, interviews with voters in Des Moines — the heart of Polk County, where both sides believe this race will be won — show that some hyper-informed voters from both parties are torn about this election, too.
"From time to time, it'll be like I'm winning, from time to time Jan will be winning".
PANEL TIME: Brit Hume says Obama will be winning all the states from now until Wisconsin.
So I can confirm that Britain will be winning more medals on two wheels from 0900BST and we'll have a live track-side blog too you lucky lot.
So continue they will, but whatever medals are won from now on will, in the minds of many of us, bear — along with the names of the winners, and through no fault of theirs — an invisible defect.
On Oscar night, the app will show you who is winning from your picks.
