Sentence examples for won as one from inspiring English sources

But the epithet that he won as "one of the founders of Scholasticism" refers to quite another side of his work.

"I'm delighted I have won, as one of the keys of winning, or of getting to the later stage, is to find a way of winning these ropey matches," Willstrop said.

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"You don't lose the game or win as one person, you win or lose as a team," Kidd said.

Michael Bloomberg, mayor of New York, is an independent, though he didn't win as one first time round: he triumphed as a Republican, having previously been a Democrat to boot.

Nick Easter returns for Harlequins, who will replace Leicester in third place if they win, as one of five changes in personnel to the team beaten 28-6 at Gloucester.

Australia are $1.08, which means bookmakers rate the Kiwis' chance of winning as one in 13 or thereabouts, or about a snowflake's chance in the stinking depths of hell.

They speak of feeling weary of "the politics of fear" and claim Mr. McCain and Ms. Palin are "irrelevant" — unless they win, as one supporter in Charleston, W.Va., said with a smile-cringe.

Speaking to the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation CBCC), she said she always viewed her chances of winning as "one of those pipe dreams" that "might happen, but it probably wouldn't".

It can feel that way when one wins as often as Jeter has.

Uruguay needs to win as well, and only one of them can gain the last automatic South American ticket to the ball in South Africa.