Sentence examples for a winner through from inspiring English sources

That's impressively deft improvisation, the commentary-box equivalent of Roger Federer hitting a winner through his legs.

Some translation slams adhere to the poetry slam practice of letting the audience pick a "winner" through its applause and cheers.

But the beauty of the market is that good ideas should rise to the top, whether or not their creator worked tirelessly to craft the perfect strategy or hit upon a winner through sheer dumb luck.

Angelos acknowledged the team's shortcomings the past three seasons -- "We had an old team," he said -- but played down the personnel changes and said the Orioles indeed have a plan -- building a winner through the development of young players in their minor league system.

The Shrimps came back into it and came close to a winner through Kevin Ellison's header, before Mclean sent the visitors into round two.

Wigan twice fought back from a goal down against the Baggies before snatching a winner through Callum McManaman's 80th-minute goal.

Norwich even had the chance to snatch a dramatic winner through a Robert Snodgrass counter-attack, but the Scot was thwarted by a last-ditch Gary Cahill lunge.

United battled on until the 93rd minute against Aberdeen to grab a late winner through Rory Boulding last weekend, clinching themselves a place in the Scottish Premier League's top six.

At 40-30 Murray lost a grueling 24-shot rally when Djokovic rifled a forehand winner through the deuce court.

Dougie Freedman's men scored a late winner through the Fulham loanee Kagisho Dikgacoi.

Having arrived at the Crown Ground with a 2-0 first-leg advantage courtesy of goals from the midfielders Stacy Long and Joel Byrom, Stevenage snatched a late winner through the substitute Chris Beardsley.