Sentence examples similar to won by toil from inspiring English sources

You won by eight.

Mark won by losing.

Stanford won by 21.

They won by 13.

This game has been won by PRO.

Here, the "competition" is won by (RAS).

Even in Japan, where she won 23 events, she toiled in the considerable shadow of Ayako Okamoto, a member of the World Golf Hall of Fame.

Notably, 1970 champions Brazil and 1978 hosts and winners Argentina won their titles while toiling under authoritarian military juntas.

Whereas the Puritans dreamed of accumulating modest fortunes "a little at a time, year by year", through "sobriety, thrift and steady toil", the '49ers dreamed of "instant wealth, won in a twinkling by audacity and good luck".

But to waves of American settlers, it was a bonanza to be won with their own sweat and toil.

When Gordon Brown was shadow chancellor in the 1990s, he toiled to win Labour a reputation for competence.