Sentence examples for could win on from inspiring English sources
Mrs. Clinton, Mr. Obama and Mr. Edwards are engaged in a remarkably tight fight here, and any one of them could win on Jan . 3
Two internal polls also suggested a surge in support for Mr Corbyn, with one even suggesting he could win on 12 September.
Ferrari's Fernando Alonso backed up that impression when he said he felt any one of 10 drivers could win on Sunday - in other words, anyone from those teams.
It's one of four awards he could win on the night.
Sharples says a medal for one of the British freestyle skiers or snowboarders - Billy Morgan is rated another big chance in snowboard slopestyle - is "very achievable" but admits any one of "10 Usain Bolts" could win on the day.
A bid $1 higher could win on eBay.
The 96,000-CPU-hour problem could have been completed as quickly on a 1000-node supercomputer--but only if you could win time on one, says Livny.
"That is what they could have won on".
On Wednesday, speaking to the Economist, former Labour prime minister Tony Blair cast doubt on whether the party could win based on a "traditional left-wing" platform.
Raising his Liberty Bell trophy, freed from self-doubt by the quick repeat victory, he knew that he could win big on the world stage.
And he is still confident that he could win, based on his strengths: dazzling footwork, passionate interpretation of the music and stunning spins.
