Sentence examples for won a notable from inspiring English sources

Harvard's quarterback won a notable summer passing competition hosted by the Manning family.

The pair are backing an 89-year-old Brighton pensioner, John Catt, who won a notable lawsuit against police last year.

Coke says that the accusations of deceptive marketing and accounting, and selling contaminated products came after it refused to pay Mr Whitley $44m to keep quiet.Britain's shareholders won a notable battle in their offensive against executive pay.

Fortunately, that was not so, and the miners go back to work with the knowledge that they have won a notable, although a costly, victory — the establishment by Parliament of the principle of the minimum wage.

If they are right, not only will the air on the left be sweeter to breathe, but British feminism will have won a notable battle without the mainstream media even noticing.

She said she was a supporter of Fearnley-Whittingstall's Fish Fight campaign, which today won a notable victory with EU ministers deciding to ban the practice of throwing healthy fish back into the sea.

Yet John Major and Chris Patten kept their nerves and won a more notable victory than any scored by Mrs Thatcher.

In one of his most notable victories, he won a jury trial against a local television station in a $150 million libel lawsuit filed by an airline that had been accused of helping to ship cocaine for the Central Intelligence Agency.

A recent court win by Dow Chemical was a notable exception.

The original Apple partnership was a notable win for the San Francisco-headquartered startup.

For example, Hulu recently acquired the exclusive rights to stream all the episodes of Seinfeld on its network, which was a notable win for the service.