Sentence examples for won having from inspiring English sources

Leonardo DiCaprio, riding an "it's his turn" wave of support, also won, having endured a shoot that was apparently more arduous than Tough Mudder.

She lost, though, in a jump-off against the Hungarian Ibolya Csák: under today's rules she would have won, having been first to clear the height.

Newcastle did at least counter the early torrent of visiting points with a brave rally in the second half but Saints already had the game won, having eased into a 28-3 lead inside the first 26 minutes.

Oldham 0 Everton 1 (Cottee), Premier League, September 1993   STATS... Everton are the third most successful side in the FA Cup in terms of games won, having triumphed in 220 out of 409 games – only Manchester United and Arsenal have more.

But the prospect of quitting his job, devoting himself to fund-raising, and, even if he won, having to wait "nine years" to gain enough seniority to wield much influence, all led him to abandon the idea, he said in a telephone interview.

It was perhaps even more of a surprise that he won, having reached the run-off by only one vote.

He could already / still won have He might have (already/*still) won.   b.

The win had looked impossible.

Maybe winning has become boring.

Kejriwal win 'a victory for common man'.

Love, while winning, has not yet won.