win out

Now, looking at this, you might be a teeny bit surprised that this entry won out over others that were far more beautiful.

Those in favor won out on the argument that General Clay would then testify for the program.

Life decided that I needed to slow down, and as always happens when your schedule is in conflict with life's schedule, life won out.

The next day after school, though, my curiosity won out.

In London, the voiced sound won out (hence our standard pronunciatioin).

In one recent experiment with a test chip that could run in both synchronous and asynchronous modes, the asynchronous mode won out.

London won out for having the best nightlife and public parks.

It won out because rice exports are heavily subsidized by the U. S. government.

Whatever happened, modern humans, our ancestors, won out. Today, it's obvious who dominates the planet. Neanderthals are no more.

Looked like some experience won out tonight, along with a little extra power.

But Mr Irwin won out. He loved his country with a passion, and people the world over took him as its exemplar.

The verb 'google', which means to search something on the web, won out over blog, twitter, text and facebook for word of the decade.

With HSBC unwilling to offer more, OCBC won out thanks to a pledge to shield its new staff from redundancies.

A few wowsers yearned for a different face of Australia, such as Olivia Newton-John. But Mr Irwin won out.

But it turned out that consumers wanted video machines to watch rented movies, and the lower priced VHS won out.

"It just shows that a lot of the fans should not be voting for starters, " said New Orleans Hornets coach Byron Scott before Paul won out.

The diminutive direction ultimately won out, and Empire's concept artists developed illustrations of gnome-like and elfin creatures.

Capitalist roaders' inside the Communist Party finally won out and began efforts to sideline him as early as 1957.

His pragmatism has finally won out against his brother's doctrinaire Utopianism.

On the other side of the debate are those that say fear has won out over reason.

Harry Truman won out from a deeper slump; the elder Mr Bush lost despite riding high.

Lobbying from industry groups hoping for nuclear and other contracts won out.

Mitch : Well, when I had to decide between eating and gas, my stomach won out.

The trading ethos had won out long before Blankfein became CEO.

And XD Architects won out over 233 design proposals from 13 countries, and became the ultimate successful bidder.

Cantonese was beaten by only one vote in 1911 and Mandarin won out finally.

As usually happens in pro sports, the star won out.

Sherman's tactics of total war have won out.

Their argument won out and the parade went on.

Three candidates won out from each class will join in the Grade English Challenge Competition