Sentence examples for won repeat from inspiring English sources

If you haven't won, repeat the process to try again.

Between 1830 and 1880 liberalism won repeated victories over the conservative establishment in western Europe.

In America, thanks largely to the vigorous policy of Pitt, the British won repeated victories.

Argentina has won repeated votes of confidence from orthodox economists for its monetary discipline, rigorous bank supervision and investor-friendly policies it began in 1991.

We marveled as he won repeated promotions during a decade at the Hilton, becoming a security guard and then a security shift supervisor.

He comes to Leeds trailing clouds of glory from Dundee Rep, which has won repeated awards and plaudits during his time as artistic director and chief executive.

His remarks won repeated applause from nearly 1,000 audience members, most of them company executives who have been critical of Chancellor Angela Merkel's economic policies.

Many Dutch citizens rejoiced during the summer when the national association football (soccer) team won repeated matches in the 2010 World Cup in South Africa.

Barack Obama won repeated rounds of applause and a standing ovation on Sunday at the annual conference of the biggest American-Israeli lobbying group after setting out his Middle East plan.

He won repeated applause from an audience of about 1,500 residents and students at the fundamentalist Christian college, and from Bob Jones III, the university's president, who praised him as a "brave soldier" trying to keep the nation from slipping over the precipice.

Over the next few years Sebree won repeated promotion: to ensign in 1868, master in 1870, and lieutenant in 1871.