Sentence examples for won on it from inspiring English sources

Trott has called this a "Lizzie course" – and Armitstead, who won on it last year in the national championships, agrees.

The softish ground is in his favour, having won on it at Haydock before his fine sixth in Newmarket's Bunbury Cup.

Asked whether "do-able" conceivably could include partnering a Classic winner, she retorts: "If I was asked to ride a two-year-old, and I'd won on it, and the owners were happy with it, and then it turned out to be a Derby winner, why not?" But then Turner swiftly reverts to reality.

"Lo and behold, two races later, out came AP to ride Or Royal and duly won on it".

However, one variation on the rule is that a stage may be picked again only if that player has not won on it.

"This was definitely the biggest stage I've won on as it was on Rod Laver," Konta said afterwards.

"If the Democrats want that issue and they think they can win on it," he said, "let them have it".

Would Valentino Rossi or anyone else win on it?

Granting habeas corpus and winning on it helps legitimate government detentions to skeptical parties both at home and abroad.

You name it, he can win on it, that's the fantastic thing about him - it doesn't matter what it is he just wants to ride winners.

Reynolds's tenacity is valued by Blues selectors and if the job is won on form it is his.