Sentence examples for won it over from inspiring English sources

John McCain barely won it over Barack Obama, but Mitt Romney won handily by 12 points.

Instead, it asked for the band that had musically won it over, chanting, "We want Zwan".

In 2004, George W. Bush won it over John Kerry by about the same amount.

Just because they won it over New York, in Yankee Stadium, site of the Game 7 meltdown when the Red Sox were five outs from winning last year.

It turns out that the Nobel Prize, welcome as it might have been back in 2007, served the same function it has for many other scientists who have won it over the years: it painted a fat target on the committee's back.

Although the $1 million bonus for the horse winning the highest combined Triple Crown points has long been discontinued, Oxbow would have won it over Orb owing to his win in the Preakness and second in the Belmont.

"Nobody wants the same teams to be winning it over and over again.

China has long been keen to win it over, as long as the Vatican cedes some control over the appointment of Chinese bishops.

For five years, Armenia was weakened by internecine strife, and one of Shāpūr's last acts was to win it over by discreet gifts.

He told BBC Scotland: "I didn't think it was fantastic football but I thought we deserved to win it over the piece.

Will the SNP ever be able to unpick Labour's support and win it over to independence?