Sentence examples for winning considerable from inspiring English sources

In Chris Nolan's recent Batman film trilogy, Gary Oldman took the role of Gordon, winning considerable acclaim in the process.

Celebrating public games, instituted by Caesar, to ingratiate himself with the city populace, Octavius succeeded in winning considerable numbers of the dictator's troops to his own allegiance.

Talk story about Mari Gorman, who has been winning considerable acclaim, in addition to an Obie and a Clarence Derwent Award, for her intriguing perfomance in the Off Broadway play "The Hot L Baltimore".

A new alternative called Bitcoin Classic, introduced by a group of technically inferior but politically wilier developers, appears to be winning considerable (though not decisive) support.

The winner, for example, of the "Orpheus" International Competition for New Opera and Chamber music besides winning considerable prize money gets to see his or her musical work performed at The Spoleto Festival.

He has won considerable respect as Beethoven conductor.

She won considerable praise for doing so from a variety of sources.

The Fairfield County strike has won considerable backing from local clergy members.

Mr. Giuliani's proposal has won considerable support from conservatives because it is tough on labor.

Venizelos has won considerable respect among eurozone leaders for his handling of the crisis.

They strongly favored Mr. Santorum, although Mr. Romney won considerable support from Catholic women.