The phrase "a winner where" is not correct and lacks clarity in written English.
It may be used in contexts where you are trying to describe a situation or location that is favorable for winning, but it needs additional context to be meaningful.
Example: "In this competition, we need to identify a winner where the criteria for success are clearly defined."
Alternatives: "a champion in which" or "a victor in a place that".
"It wasn't that long ago where your message was a winner, where your message defined this country.
"Thank you God for the blessing of allowing me to wear #Dodgerblue, where I learned how to be a winner, where I shared so many exciting and unforgettable moments with, and received so much love from my beloved #Hanley Woodfans.
The cards are then turned over to reveal a winner (where the highest number wins, if the numbers are equal it is a draw) of each pair or set of cards and the winner keeps those cards as a "trick".
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In Louisville, Ky., a six-time 100 Best winner, where just 27percentt of the population has a secondary education, the mayor's office and Metro Chamber of Commerce established a program called 55,000 Degrees to raise education levels in the city.
Bellamy is a match-winner, where he fits into the grand scheme of things remains to be seen but most Liverpool fans will be happy to have him back.
Rocky was a sweet Oscar-winner where a goldhearted down-on-his-luck goofball with an iron left goes toe-to-toe with the reigning champion of the world while simultaneously taking the glasses off a pet shop worker and falling in love with her.
Rocky was a sweet Oscar-winner where a gold-hearted down-on-his-luck goofball with an iron left goes toe-to-toe with the reigning champion of the world while simultaneously taking the glasses off a pet shop worker and falling in love with her.
The perks were decent: a tidy cheque; a trip to Germany to visit the labs of sponsoring organisation Bayer; and a winners' lunch where I sat between David Attenborough and Richard Fortey as they competitively classified their seafood platter.
Drury first began cementing his reputation as a winner at Boston University, where he played on a national championship team.
History should have warned against expectations of backing a winner in Toronto, where F.C. is believed to be worth $100 million, 10 times what it cost to start the team.
