Sentence examples for a winner which from inspiring English sources

And, of course, "he's a winner," which is solipsistic and inarguable.

A panel of celebrities and political experts has been asked to pick a winner, which will be televised.

They'll play on and on and on and on until there's a winner, which might have to be settled with a karaoke competition in the end.

It will take years, if not decades, for the marketplace to choose a winner, which, in turn, will keep consumers from committing to an electric car.

Rangers pressed for a second goal and, with seconds remaining, Dodoo took a pass from Miller, who had got away from Osman, and drilled the ball low past Stuckmann for a winner which left the home side understandably distraught.

Romney couldn't even be sure that he could call himself a winner, which may have been why he appeared particularly lost — and why Santorum, too, got lost in his grievances, a place from which Gingrich rarely emerges.

The match ended amid controversy when a Dodig winner, which would have given him a break point, was overruled by the umpire after Murray pointed to a mark on the clay.

D'Antoni came to New York as an established winner, which provides a certain security in times like these — in the respect he commands from his players and in the confidence he brings.

"He had two fillies in the Oaks last year — one was a Grade I winner — and now he has a Classic winner, which just really kind of puts him on the map," said Clay, who acknowledged watching the Derby replay about 50 times.

LUIS SUAREZ (Forward) 8. Man of the match, scoring a superb winner which was only made possible by his majestic control of a long ball from Alves.

They included Ward Melville High School in the Three Village district, a perennial winner, which came in next with eight semifinalists.