Sentence examples for exceptional win from inspiring English sources

Clive Lloyd and Viv Richards both had exceptional win records, but you have to ask how much leadership their West Indies teams, so full of great cricketers, really needed.

This was an exceptional win, because with Nebraska's split electoral vote system Obama became the first Democratic presidential candidate to win an electoral vote in Nebraska since 1964.

In individual events Portugal's long-distance runners have proved exceptional, winning Olympic gold medals and world championships.

Cone does not have gaudy career totals, but he does have an exceptional winning percentage (.638) and a reputation as a big-game pitcher.

But thanks to overachieving castoffs, just-good-enough pitching, and a statistically exceptional winning percentage in one-run games, the Orioles are back.

If he gets seven points more than Lorenzo in Australia next week then the championship will be his, in his first season in MotoGP, which will be exceptional to win so early.

Ferguson was an exceptional manager, winning thirty-eight trophies in twenty-seven seasons at Manchester United, and few will ever match his success or his longevity.

A three-year break though and Mercedes' inability to capitalise on Brawn GP's exceptional title-winning year have left him with a best-place finish of fourth.

Published in 2011, A Monster Calls was hailed as outstanding and exceptional, and won the most prestigious children's book awards.

These tales of exceptional achievement – winning the World Series, reporting from Afghanistan, competing in the Paralympics – are interleaved with another kind, in which people who have lost purchase on the world regain a sense of self-belief thanks to some unlikely concatenation of circumstance.

"They've got an exceptional chance to win," McEwing said.