Sentence examples similar to winning over later from inspiring English sources

Incidentally, this theme has a totalitarian timbre - both Nazi and Soviet propaganda addressed itself first to youth, winning over the middle-aged later.

Lively, fizzy and slightly sweet, they appealed to people who wanted to drink wine but whose palates had been formed by colas and ginger ale -- just as white zinfandel would win over a later generation.

Ireland's 40-10 win over Scotland later in the day ensured Wales could not finish in top spot and they finished third after England beat France 55-35 aTwickenhamam.

One win over the Patriots later, it is utter mayhem trying to get on the Sanchez bandwagon.

Qutb did not succumb, nor was he later won over by the charms of the American way of life.

A few weeks later, won over by his student's interest and intelligence, Elliott suggested he try for a scholarship to Eton College.

The audience for France's equally unexpected 20-18 win over New Zealand on ITV1 later on Saturday also peaked at 5.9 million viewers.

If "Follies" failed to find a large audience on Broadway the first time around, what reason was there to believe that a reconstituted version would win over crowds 14 years later?

As in the contrast between Liverpool's performances against Manchester City and in the Europa League win over Bordeaux five days later, the fluency in their play plus the pace and movement in attack dropped considerably with Benteke leading the line.

The mighty roar let out by the Leicester crowd when they heard the name of Manu Tuilagi unexpectedly announced in the 23-man line-up for Saturday's 30-27 win over Northampton was echoed later in the warm words of the England centre's team-mates, after Tuilagi's re-emergence during the second half from 15 months of agony waiting for a groin injury to heal.

He had been named as a substitute for Saturday's 2-0 Scottish Premier League win over Aberdeen but was later replaced by academy player Adam King.