Sentence examples for future winning from inspiring English sources

Although none of the Mermaid parade cars were dressed like mermaids or other sea creatures, one entrant redid his 1981 Delorean to look like Doc Brown's time machine from "Back to the Future," winning the Strangest Car category.

Essentially, parties should endeavor to build future winning coalitions through a mixed strategy of broadly based meat-and-potatoes issues like taxes, the deficit, safety nets, and foreign policy that brand Democrats as Democrats and Republicans as Republicans with tightly packaged appeals to targeted electorates.

Matt Miller of The Washington Post noted that the People's Budget would, unlike the Roadmap for America's Future advanced by Representative Paul Ryan, Republican of Wisconsin and chairman of the House Budget Committee, generate a budget surplus at a predictable point in the future, winning the "fiscal responsibility derby".

Having won January's Tour Down Under on his home turf, before setting the hour record that he looks certain to reclaim at some point in the not too distant future, winning the opening stage caps a remarkable year for the 25-year-old Dennis.

"For five years, Solicitor General Don Verrilli has fought in our nation's highest court for a better future, winning landmark cases that moved America forward," Obama said in a statement.

7. The Larger Economic Vision: The War for Talent In an upcoming piece, I'll discuss the critical battle for San José's -- and indeed all of Silicon Valley's -- economic future: winning the "War for Talent".

"Do not let those who want to drag us into the past and offer us no future win tonight".

Season-ending records and playoff qualification is a function of two factors: 1) to-date wins in hand, and 2) future win expectancy.

The comparison suggests a vision of the future: win or lose, a lasting political organization could well be the legacy of the Bush pyramid.

The Klaxons' debut album, "Myths of the Near Future," won the award of £20,000, about $40,300, for the best British or Irish album of the previous 12 months.

The Liberal Democrats tried to block changes to electoral laws which the Electoral Commission warned could disenfranchise almost two million voters (and ensure that there would be fewer constituencies in future won by non-Conservatives).