Sentence examples for a probable winner from inspiring English sources

They will be a highlight and a probable winner!

The figures were comparable in New Hampshire, but in South Carolina, fewer voters saw Mr. McCain as a probable winner.

"The Known World" seems a probable winner; it depicts a host of characters living in the antebellum community of Manchester County, Va., among them several black slaveowners.

When Mr. Pidgeon, the analyst, was asked if he could pick a probable winner, all he could say was, "Right now, it's up in the air".

If asked how many there were in which the outcome was genuinely "fixed" – that is, pre-arranged by those involved – or a probable winner was deliberately stopped, my guess, which is all it can be, would be in very low double figures, if that.

Armstrong's victory in the final 100 meters gave him an overall lead of 4 minutes 9 seconds and makes him, barring a catastrophe, the probable winner of his sixth successive Tour on Sunday.

In what amounted to an admission that the probable winner of the 13 January contest will be either Labour's Debbie Abrahams or Elwyn Watkins, Clegg also attacked the post-Brown leadership of Ed Miliband for both failing to accept blame for the economic crisis, and ducking hard decisions about what to do next.

Probable winner: Avatar Dead certs: It's an exes smackdown between James Cameron for Avatar and Kathryn Bigelow for The Hurt Locker.

Dr. Dean's success poses a problem for Mr. Gephardt as well, underlining what have been the central problems for the candidate that some White House officials once viewed as the probable winner of the nominating contest: Mr. Gephardt is a familiar character at a time when his party is looking for new faces, and he helped Mr. Bush devise the resolution that led to the invasion of Iraq.

Probable winner: Still Jeff Bridges.

They will back the probable winner.