Sentence examples for due to win from inspiring English sources
"We were due to win one in OT," Bourque said.
So might the 49ers be finally due to win one?
Lee Westwood is certainly due to win a major.
He was about due to win his first race of the year.
The streaking Devils were due to lose and the slumping Penguins were due to win.
Almost all of his Tour colleagues agree that O'Grady is due to win soon.
Partly that was due to winning in non-Cup years, partly through relief by the selectors that they could justify his exclusion.
At the same time, some of his family and supporters have become rich, partly due to winning EU-funded contracts to build Hungary's roads, railways, waterworks and other public infrastructure.
The Tigers prepared for their match against the Fighters, described as the Alabama of Japan (due to winning four consecutive national collegiate football titles and a record 27 total collegiate titles), while adjusting to reduced caloric intake due to smaller portion sizes, jet lag, and other obstacles.
Despite losing 29-25 thethe same opponents in the group phase, England still made the final due to wins over South Africa and the United States.
