Sentence examples for win round 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 round.
Ssam Bar: 10 Wong: 8 ROUND 3 Wong's Duck Broth versus Ssam's Duck Dumpling Soup At first, Ssam Bar looks as if it will handily win Round 3, since its soup contains the same dumplings with which Ssam dominated Round 2. But wait: those dumplings were fried; these are steamed.
Wong: 8 Ssam Bar: 10 Round 3: Wong's Duck Broth versus Ssam's Duck Dumpling Soup At first, Ssam Bar looks as if it will handily win Round 3, because its duck soup contains the same dumplings with which Ssam dominated Round 2. But wait: Those dumplings were fried, and these are steamed.
He won't win round the cynics.
"I think the SNP will win round here," he said.
Unless Mr Brown can win round Labour sceptics, the splits may resurface during the referendum campaign.
He is not the only person the company needs to win round.
Slowly, the reporter was won round.
The good guys won round two.
His ardour is genuine, and sceptics have been won round.
But they think Hispanics might be won round.
At first sceptical, he was won round to the idea after the Frank Lampard debacle.
