Sentence examples for has either won from inspiring English sources

Over the years, it has either won the night or finished second, and in this business that's your main objective, to beat the competition".

Still, Vettel can count on his car's superior speed and his own momentum in the past two months, in which he has either won or finished second or third in all the races.

Some horses don't show their best form at Cheltenham and you need to be at your very best at the Festival, where a high proportion of winners has either won at the course or never raced there before.

And he is always brilliant at Belgium's Spa-Francorchamps - Raikkonen has either won or not finished every race he has competed in there since 2004.

Since 1971, the Profs have either won or tied for the New Jersey Athletic Conference championship 15 times.

Furthermore, every time Agüero has scored in a game this season City have either won (seven) or drawn (four).

Pellegrini's team have either won or drawn their last fourteen matches in all competitions with Yaya Touré scoring six times over that period.

Elsewhere, through June 5, shareholders had either won votes to secure board seats or successfully negotiated for them in 30 instances, according to FactSet SharkRepellent.

Toronto are back in action this weekend when they play a New York side who have either won two out of their last three, or are due a defeat (given that they're currently alternating wins and losses).

Since then 18 states have either won or lost electoral votes, with 7 states that Mr. Bush won last time gaining a total of 11 electoral votes: Florida picked up 2, as did Texas, Georgia and Arizona.

Grimthorpe confirmed that Frankel will cover around 130 mares in his first year at stud, about half of which have either won a Group One race themselves or have produced a foal who has done so.