Examples of 'won around' in a sentence
Meaning of "won around"
Won around: This phrase is typically used to describe persuading or convincing someone to change their opinion or decision to your favor. It implies successfully winning someone over during an argument or discussion
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Eventually the leaders of the crowd were won around.
Billion of souls will be won around the world in our lifetime.
He won Around the Bay and there's no reason why.
During this period he also won around Cheltenham.
She also won around eight awards for her performance on the.
Do you think it would have won around the blogosphere?
He has won around three-four lakhs.
In last year 's general election, the party won around 9 percent of the vote.
He has won around 50 awards during his distinguished career.
During the era of Duttweiler the party always won around 5 % of the vote.
He also points out they have won around 50 international prizes with a number of labels.
The pact was ultimately represented by Tomás Hirsch, who won around 5 % of the vote.
She has won around 60 medals in various national and international events.
In most other states, the party won around 1 percent of the total votes cast.
Law won around 40 caps for England as a right back or central defender.
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You don't know the awards I've won around here for being Miss Piggy.
Has Won around 30 awards and been honoured by Hundreds of Organisations.
Together these candidates won around 15 % of the votes.
If it 's heavy, you should carry it . Do not order Gyu Won around.
Small battles are being won around the world, but, I think people are losing.
Skewered rice cakes are still 500 won around here.
The TPNF has won around 80 seats.
In this highly competitive sector of the market, the JRC has won around 2.3 MECU.
Over the course of his career, his teams won around $2 million.
Egypt 's oldest secular party, the wafd, also won around 9 percent.
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