Sentence examples for almost certain to win from inspiring English sources
He rounded Cape Horn almost certain to win if he headed north back to Europe.
This time, in today's parliamentary vote, he is almost certain to win.
Ms. Padel, 63, is the better known of the two and seems almost certain to win.
The government is almost certain to win, and the bill will then go to the Lords.
It used to be that the man who scored pole position was almost certain to win the race.
The loss could also prove critical come January, as San Francisco (8-1) is almost certain to win the N.F.C.
It is almost certain to win the same number of Parliament seats — 11 out of 128 — as it now holds.
He's almost certain to win the prize, though I'll be looking high and low for another contender.
As a rule of thumb, a candidate who reaches 50 percent in the polls late in the race is almost certain to win.
Mr. Putin is almost certain to win a six-year term, meaning he will have been Russia's paramount leader for 18 years.
Moderate incumbent Bronisław Komorowski is almost certain to win in a second round runoff, but disillusionment with mainstream politics has seen some voters drift towards radical candidates.
