Sentence examples for would only win from inspiring English sources

Anderson would only win 11 points in the third set.

But they would only win another two matches all season.

It was not the greatest way to impress on a rare opportunity at international level; he would only win one more cap.

If elections were held today it would only win three seats and, come January, observers believe that figure could be zero.

She was asked if she would have returned to the Olympics if she had known she would only win one gold medal – the team event.

Although they won 26 seats out of 150 in May, an opinion poll for a television programme this week said they would only win three seats if fresh elections were held.

It's a race I always focus on, though I'd only won it once before, but I knew Tanks For That would go close after he just ran away with Barry Geraghty in a gallop at Kempton earlier this month.

His targeting initially was uncalled for, as he himself joked privately to his coach, former champion Mike "Boogie" Malin, that in the early days of the show he'd only won one competition.

For years, I thought of Jerry's death in these terms: if he'd only won an individual gold medal, he'd have been more comfortable with his retirement, more capable of accepting that his career was over, and primed to move on to other pursuits.

The far right has long complained that we'd only won the right to marriage via the courts, but once they realized that public opinion had shifted and we can now claim our rightful place in society through the legislative process, once again they're trying to overturn those rights.

Responding to Trump's tweet, Blankenship predicted on Monday that he would not only win the primary but that he would "beat Joe Manchin even without the support of the establishment". .