Sentence examples for won with a generation of from inspiring English sources

Mourinho's great triumphs were won with a generation of players in his image: hard-working, thick-skinned, team-oriented.

These deft orange-clad missionaries won over a generation of neutrals and, as with today's Barcelona team, the famously tolerant Dutch became global favorites.

He didn't just win an election by catering to the youth vote, he won a generation of voters.

Spies won with a bid of $6,350.

Holly won with a bid of $700,000.

After his first big film role in Die Hard in 1988, the British actor won a new generation of fans with his portrayal of Severus Snape in the Harry Potter films.

She won a new generation of the fans with her turn as Chandler's transvestite father in the long-running TV sitcom Friends, and more recently in a recurring role in Californication.

Imposing these restrictions to win an election will embitter a generation of students in its first encounter with the machinery of democracy.

By contrast, Miles's move into fusion won him a new generation of fans.

Coleman has won the Pulitzer prize and influenced a generation of musicians.

Bill Clinton's win in 1992 ushered in a generation of modern, more moderate New Democrats.