Sentence examples for a definitive win from inspiring English sources

That means there's a very good chance Obama could get as much as fifty-three per cent of the popular vote, which in this politically divided country is a definitive win, and would be the highest percentage any Democratic candidate has gotten since Lyndon Johnson in 1964.

Election coverage on TV One, a station owned by one of Prabowo's backers, last night refused to acknowledge the quick counts by other pollsters, continuing to push a definitive Prabowo win.

The song was a definitive success, winning a Grammy and solidifying its place in pop culture history.

"I'm from Scotland," he said in a British accent, and he smiled, but it was a wary smile, a painful smile, the less-than-definitive win still hovering over the locker room and dulling the mood.

Despite having a chance to take a definitive step towards winning the race outright, Lance Armstrong chose to wait.

For example, the Navajo code talkers of World War II Marines who used their native language to foil enemy monitoring of vital communications played a definitive role in winning the war (and saved countless lives) by maintaining crucial radio contact on the battlefield.

Berlusconi's strategists admit that they need Bossi's strength in the North to win a definitive mandate.

Robben's strike was misery for Jürgen Klopp but the Dortmund manager congratulated Bayern while declining to give a definitive view of the winning goal.

Far from bringing more clarity to the race as some in the party had hoped, Tuesday's elections gave every candidate cause to keep driving forward — including Newt Gingrich, who won a definitive victory in Georgia.

Based on nothing but resemblance and commitment to transformation – and ranked in descending order – here's a definitive list of who'll win big next year.

Undoubtedly both will go in to the match hoping to win it with a definitive strike.