Sentence examples for will be won over from inspiring English sources

If the valley will be won over by fighting, then more troops may tilt the balance.

The companies hope consumers will be won over by programming atypical of commercial radio.

But Morczinek said he's confident the construction industry will be won over by the usefulness of drones.

Wayward kids and fans of kinetic art alike will be won over by his skill at turning the way we look at household objects inside-out.

Both XM and Sirius hope consumers will be won over by program quality and by the selection, which will include live concerts, children's music and, reportedly, far fewer commercials than so-called terrestrial radio.

And it must be questionable whether the 300,000 viewers Kerr hopes to attract will be won over by the banal, bite-size segment we were treated to yesterday.

And it lets him speak in monologues, sure that we'll be won over by his intensity.

Lance Tarrance and Leslie Sanchez ("What Women Voters Want," Op-Ed, Sept. 12) sell women short when they suggest that we'll be won over by a candidate's portrayal of himself.

The hard sell for Google will be winning over generations of people who feel safer being in control of their vehicle, don't know or care enough about the technology, or who simply enjoy driving.

But the trickiest thing will be winning over the Afghans themselves.

One of the biggest will be winning over not just the banks but also the big investment firms that employ the banks.