Examples of 'won handily' in a sentence
Meaning of "won handily"
Won handily: Describes a decisive victory or success achieved with ease, skill, or a significant margin over competitors or opponents. This phrase is commonly used in sports, competitions, or contests to denote a clear and unambiguous win that demonstrates superiority, proficiency, or dominance in a particular activity or endeavor
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won handily
Haley won handily in the runoff vote.
We had it won handily.
He won handily by a length and a half.
Zappala won handily.
He won handily in the primary.
Burleson won handily.
He won handily due to his willingness to make a speech at bullet point.
Mafabi won handily.
Inclusion won, and inclusion won handily.
Buff won handily on points.
It was a race he won handily.
National Front won handily against the ruling Socialist Party.
The Japanese had won handily.
He won handily over Hoover, who was widely blamed for the Great Depression.
Thomas won handily.
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King thereupon called an election, which he won handily.
In the August 8 election, Boineau won handily with fifty-five percent of the vote.
In the end, Democrat Lynn Woolsey won handily.
Gallegos won handily with over 90 % of the votes.
The French won handily.
They won handily by seven lengths in a time of 20 minutes 48 seconds.
Nevertheless, he won handily.
Nevertheless, Kennedy won handily.
You'll pleased, and unsurprised, to know that I won handily on our first night.
The election was held on 11 November 1969 and Marcos won handily over his opponent Serging Osmeña.
