Sentence examples for won a considerable from inspiring English sources
By privateering during that war, he added to his fortune and won a considerable naval reputation.
Hamas even won a considerable crossover vote, polling well in cities with sizable Christian populations, such as Ramallah and Bethlehem.
The Bahāʾī faith won a considerable number of converts in North America during the early 20th century.
Mr. Libeskind has won a considerable reputation in Europe, most recently for his Jewish Museum in Berlin.
This sect preached the Confucian cardinal virtues as being essential for salvation, and consequently won a considerable following in conservative intellectual and official circles.
Mr. Badura-Skoda won a considerable reputation after World War II through recordings, then made the mistake of showing up in person.
When the film was released, Fabian sued Marcucci over his portrayal, winning a considerable out-of-court settlement.
As an adolescent, his curiosity had been noticed by the orator Callistratus, who was then at the height of his reputation, having just won a case of considerable importance.
The other is Vladimir Zhirinovsky, a hard-line nationalist whose vivid personality and provocative words have won him a considerable following.
One of the sweetest victories for the Republicans came in North Carolina, where Elizabeth Dole, whose campaign had seemed to be slipping in recent days, won by a considerable margin.
Steve Mitchell, an independent pollster in East Lansing, Mich., said Ms. Stabenow had won to a considerable extent because she beat Mr. Abraham by a ratio of 58percentto39percentcent among voters over 60 years old.
