Examples of 'won the blue' in a sentence
Meaning of "won the blue"
won the blue: This phrase is commonly used in the context of competitions or games where the color blue symbolizes victory or first place. It means that someone emerged as the winner or achieved the highest ranking in a particular event
How to use "won the blue" in a sentence
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won the blue
I won the blue ribbon in the relay.
So proud that we won the Blue Light Award.
She won the blue ribbon two years running at the 4-H.
She made a bikini in Home-Ec and it won the blue ribbon.
He would won the blue jacket.
A few years later, you're watching a dog show, and guess who won the blue ribbon?
He won the blue medal.
I was also a mathlete, and I won the blue ribbon in biology club.
And I won the blue ribbon in biology club.
Announcer Boris' miso has won the blue team over.
And guess who won the blue ribbon? A few years later, you are watching a dog show.
I took second in that event. I won the blue ribbon in the relay.
My mother's won the blue ribbon for watercolors.
The beach in front of the Residence also won the Blue Flag 2018 award.
The following month it won the Blue Riband for fastest Atlantic crossing, averaging nearly 24 knots.
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You should have won the blue ribbon!
This particular beach has won the blue flag many years in the past, including 2009.
So, which of them won the blue ribbon?
The school has won the Blue Ribbon twice.
Since when? - He won the blue medal.
