Sentence examples for better winner from inspiring English sources

There couldn't have been a better winner of our historic first Open.

Mourinho's influence made Cole a better winner but did he make him a better footballer?

He also has a habit of scoring important goals, as his 87th-minute equaliser against Sochaux and this even better winner against Rennes testify.

Calling Wallinger's work "as accessible and funny as it is deadly serious," the Guardian's art critic Adrian Searle declared: "I can't think of a better winner, nor of works more deserving of a wide audience".

If startups are really all about growth, then our voters couldn't have picked a better winner than Snapchat, which didn't just grow into a massively popular service this year, but also spawned a whole ecosystem of sites that teach its users how to get images out of the service before they are automatically deleted.

López won eight more points than Murray in the match (162 to 154) and had a better winner-to-unforced error differential (plus 13 to plus 5), but was ultimately undone by costly unforced errors in the crucial stages of the three tiebreakers.

I've also been a staunch supporter of Parcells, because of his consistency in taking poor teams and turning them into winners — either big winners or better winners than they'd been.

Lowry, like many of the better recent winners, is a contemporary artist whose practice is in figurative painting, giving her the edge over both the traditionalists and the chance-taking painters having a go with an unfamiliar genre.

I wanted to know if data-centric analyses could better pick winners.

And Stockdale followed that up by again going clear twice with Kalico Bay, but his jump-off time of 51.64 seconds was not quite enough to better German winners Marcus Ehning and Plot Blue.

By all measures of income (total income, income from working and non-work income), winners are better off than non-winners: the personal total income of winners is about 29% higher and hourly wage10 is 13% higher.