Examples of 'won the day' in a sentence
Meaning of "won the day"
won the day: This phrase refers to achieving victory or success in a particular situation or contest. It suggests that someone or something has prevailed or emerged as the winner, typically in a competitive or challenging circumstance
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- simple past tense and past participle of win the day
How to use "won the day" in a sentence
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won the day
They won the day in various ways.
And our team won the day.
He won the day by virtue of his strength of will.
It was your plan that won the day.
Youth won the day.
But patriotic concerns won the day.
Evil won the day.
The latter proposal won the day.
They won the day.
And those arguments won the day.
That won the day.
This list of benefits won the day.
What won the day.
Communism appeared to have won the day.
We had won the day.
I am pleased that our viewpoint won the day.
Nat had won the day.
I said no drinking before we have won the day.
You have won the day.
It is however the first option that won the day.
Means we won the day.
On that point our two colleagues won the day.
We have won the day.
It was that last argument that won the day.
Bradley won the day and then the election.
True love has won the day.
Guillaume won the day and gained Normandy its independence.
Looks like love won the day.
Pixerécourt won the day in court and avoided ruin.
Jealous that you won the day.
Though he finally won the day and found a huge shipment of gold.
I am glad that empathy won the day.
Unfortunately the opponents won the day and the constitution was not changed.
The latter perspective won the day.
Curio felt that he had won the day and rushed before the people.
No surprise as to what won the day.
The Carthaginians won the day having routed the enemy army.
The latter argument won the day.
Joshua won the day against the Amalekites who had been trained to a predatory life.
She may have won the day.
That immediately caused some confusion but ultimately they won the day.
This plan won the day.
National selfishness and special interests won the day.
Shaka had won the day.
The desire for transparency seemed to have won the day.
Curiosity won the day.
They glanced at each other as if they had won the day.
Cratchit won the day.
Little by little the feeling of the faithful won the day.
But cancer won the day.
