Sentence examples for win around from inspiring English sources
verb
To persuade someone who disagrees with you, to agree with your point of view.
- My parents didn't want me to see him any more, but I finally won them around.
The Alliance is likely to win around 130 seats in the 27-seat parliament - short of the 184 needed to govern without forming a coalition.
Wednesday morning, even though television networks called an Obama win around 11 p.m., Fox News notes.
Early projections showed that protest parties could win around 129 seats.
Its United Progressive Alliance was projected to win around 260 seats.
Labour would win around 210 seats, 140 fewer than it holds today.
He was in the pub at the time.His party looked set to win around 150 council seats.
It is the first time Israel's four Arab parties have united and they are predicted to win around 13 seats.
The party will need to win around 140 new seats and take about 40 per cent of the vote.
A new, secularist party led by a popular broadcaster, Yair Lapid, is forecast to win around a dozen seats.
We're both not decided yet for the general election but I think the SNP are going to win around here.
Since Williams hit 27 second serves, she would be happy to win around 14, but instead won only nine.
