Sentence examples for won from her from inspiring English sources

What are you doing here?" The work of Dame Ethel Smyth – composer and suffragette – has often been subject to neglect despite the admiration it won from her contemporaries, including Tchaikovsky and Debussy.

With her own money, won from her success in boxing matches, Mary has set up her own academy for wannabe fighters, taking boys and girls from 11 to 18 and lodging them for free in her own house.

For example, achievement, the most potent motivator for all classifications, derives its primary importance for the female from the affirmation it wins from her supervisor.

Agassi is married to the retired tennis champion Steffi Graf, who was focused on winning from her first professional stroke to her last.

Updated at 3.58am GMT 3.46am GMT Winner: best actress in a motion picture, drama Cate Blanchett, Blue Jasmine Tom's take: "Cate Blanchett's third Golden Globe win (from her 8th nomination) is the evening's least surprising".

A season of upset in 2012, when she struggled with the windy conditions in the Olympics and could not make it into the medals, was followed in 2013 by a year of injury – back and Achilles problems effectively denying her an outdoor season and forcing her to watch Isinbayeva's world title win from her Cardiff home.

Part of the backlash when she won came from her being Asian-American, which got me thinking about what would happen if a Muslim-American won the 9/11 competition.

In Europe, there was relief that May had won approval from her divided cabinet.

She has won praise from her stance from Česlovas Juršėnas (the deputy speaker of the Lithuanian parliament).

Under his tutelage, she performed the lead in a school play and finally won acceptance from her classmates.

He won her from her first husband after a fistfight, and they built a profitable business, which he calls his "kingdom", recovering and renting classic cars (the ostensible reason for the title).