Sentence examples for anyone else won from inspiring English sources

Mr. Root, a professional bridge instructor who may have had more students than anyone else, won 14 national titles, starting in 1953 and ending in 1995, and twice came close to winning a world title.

For almost a decade, he had dominated cycling so thoroughly that the thought of anyone else winning bordered on ridiculous.

Yet, May still lost because Woods simply would not let anyone else win.

Spain have played Portugal more times than anyone else, winning 16 of their 34 matches since 1921.

Nor does it depend on me (or anyone else) winning or losing arguments about God's existence on Twitter.

Presumably nobody within the 1.3 billion people living in China is remotely interested in anyone else winning anything".

Indeed, he was so good in Spielberg's stuffy, overly litigious film that no one even talked about anyone else winning the Oscar this year.

"Trump or anyone else winning would not be able to nullify the nuclear deal," he said, according to the Iranian news website Tabnak.

People dismiss this on the grounds La Liga isn't great, but I don't see anyone else winning 22 games out of 25.

Should anyone else win, notably Duffy, then I would expect a mass exodus while Farage, the influential donor Arron Banks and their followers form a new movement based on the data that Leave.EU amassed during the referendum.

Football's most prestigious prize for individual achievement, the Ballon d'Or, has been shared between Cristiano Ronaldo and Lionel Messi since Kaká's win in 2007 and the idea of anyone else winning seems farfetched even by 2016's high standards.