Sentence examples for won from both from inspiring English sources

In Wales seats were won from both Labour and Plaid Cymru.

AAR Corporation wins from both continuing logistics support for U.S. overseas military operations as well as a quicker than expected recovery in airline maintenance and overhaul.

But just as Michael, in Schlink's 1995 novel "The Reader," demanded and won from an American audience both thoughtfulness and sympathy, so Jörg and his coterie will greatly reward those who get beyond Buruma's myopic put-down.

How it was won: From behind.

His efforts won praise both from the state's banks and from consumer protection groups.

Kerry told reporters afterward that he won pledges from both to refrain from violence.

Analysts commented that even if NatWest gave up the fight, it won concessions from both banks.

Because he won acceptance from both the feuding Yorkist and Lancastrian parties, he was elected archbishop of Canterbury in 1454.

The bill has won praise from both industry and major environmental organizations including the Sierra Club, the Texas League of Conservation Voters and the Environmental Defense Fund.

The president urged the Senate to quickly confirm Mr. Furman, who has won respect from both parties despite the divisiveness of the fiscal fights of recent years.

He won plaudits from both sides of the Commons, with former Cabinet minister Sir Alan Duncan describing it as the "most remarkable parliamentary speeches I've heard".