Examples of 'won a first' in a sentence
Meaning of "won a first"
won a first: This phrase is commonly used in the context of winning a competition, game, or award for the first time. It signifies a significant achievement or victory
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Once we won a first prize in a dancing competition.
She represented Turkey during the International Cuisine Festival and won a first prize.
He won a first term and a second term.
Only one year later he won a first prize of excellence.
She won a first place in the quarter mile.
My new series of company portraits has won a first prize! More after the click.
She won a first place in the card tricks category.
Quebec rebelled, and the Patriotes won a first victory at St-Denis.
She won a first place for her music aggregation then presented a thesis on operas for children.
And she just won . She won a first place in the quarter mile.
I won a first dividend once before, you know.
Look at her . And she just won . She won a first place in the quarter mile.
She won a First prize and was hired by the Paris opera.
At 4 years I won a first prize.
He also won a first prize for chamber music at the Royal Conservatory of Brussels.
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At Derby, Thomas won a first division winners medal.
She also won a first in slalom and giant slalom in the U. S. national junior championships.
He later won a first All-Star.
This watch won a first class prize from the Neuchâtel Observatory.
Imagine if you won a first prize, imagine your happiness.
In, she won a First prize at the Conservatoire de Paris.
Boris Berezovsky won a first victory over Roman Abramovich in London court.
In 1947, he won a first prize in orchestra conducting and started a career as a solo violinist.
Yeah, well, I won a first prize in a beauty parade.
In 1972, he won a first prize and gold medal in the Karajan conducting competition in Berlin.
Tutor Heo won a first place at the state examinations?
In 1835, Paulus won a first prize for clarinet at the Conservatoire de Paris.
