Sentence examples for won a recent from inspiring English sources

The tobacco industry won a recent court fight against graphic images on cigarette labels.

He was confused with Lt. Hugh Lawson, who won a recent by-election at Skipton as a Common Wealth candidate.

There is a wood-burning oven, and a huge trophy: Ms. Falkner, a certified pizzaiola, won a recent competition in Naples, Italy, for her fennel pizza with provolone.

In Australia, he is mainstream enough to have won a recent MySpace poll that asked which musician Australians would like to see installed as Prime Minister.

In introducing her, Jerry Falwell Jr., who succeeded his father as the university's chancellor and president, said Mrs. Bachmann had won a recent student straw poll.

More intriguing than Lenny Wilkens, though he has not coached as long, more intriguing than Phil Jackson, though he has not won a recent championship.

Another student arrives; full of tearful pride at winning a recent trust card competition.

Even more improbably, he has a decent chance of winning: a recent poll has him six points in the lead.

After winning a recent ruling from an Oregon judge, California officials loaded Mr. Burns, who has prostate cancer and advanced heart disease, into a van and sped south.

THOMAS CAHILL A Crowded 37 Years Thomas Cahill knew his father, Jim, really wanted to win a recent golf tournament at the Metedeconk National Golf Club in Jackson, N.J.

Borislow, who invented a device for making inexpensive phone calls, has tied up the league in court, winning a recent decision in which the judge said W.P.S. had not followed its own bylaws in dropping the magicJack franchise.