Sentence examples for higher winner from inspiring English sources

As the stakes get higher and higher (winner takes all), Shawn fights a series of murderous-looking men, including a Russian bruiser, a Korean kick-boxer, and a nasty rival (Brian White) from his past.

With a return of 900%, Williams is currently ranked as the third highest winner of the competition since it began in 1984.

In the undersea world of crabs, the stakes are almost as high: Winners in the frequent male-versus-male fights get first dibs on food sources and mates.

The mood music also suggests it was a pre-Christmas high street winner.

But Mike Bryan held serve with Bob Bryan poking a high volley winner to win the game and force the tiebreaker.

The Democrats' most high-profile winner was Brad Henry, who narrowly won the governor's seat over Steve Largent, a former congressman.

The quality of play is higher -- winners have included Jack and Gary Nicklaus -- and the competitors, bonding over birdies and giddy from the royal treatment at the host Atlantis resort and casino, are as relaxed as they get all year.

At the end of the evening, Franklin stood on the awards podium alongside the men's high point winner, the two-time Olympian Ryan Lochte.

Christie, who is due to assume the powerful chairmanship of the Republican Governor's Association (RGA), was the most high-profile winner of the night.

The first man and the first woman to finish will collect $150,000 each, the highest guaranteed winner's purse for the World Marathon Majors, which include Boston, New York, Chicago, London and Berlin.

He has been called the "intellectual godfather of the Tea Party," but he also is the real father of the Tea Party movement's most high-profile winner, Senator-elect Rand Paul of Kentucky.