Sentence examples for inevitable win from inspiring English sources

After draining the clock for the seemingly inevitable win, Walsh missed the winner.

Although Murphy managed to pull the score back to 17-9 when the pair returned after the interval, it merely delayed Higgins' inevitable win.

Phelps spread the full might of his 6ft 7ins-wide wingspan and appeared on course for another inevitable win with his favourite version of butterfly.

It wasn't quite enough in the end but a match that had been drifting towards an inevitable win for Sri Lanka since early afternoon was still in the balance at the start of the day's 100th over.

But no: as well as the inevitable win for the Conservatives, the night's biggest story was the Lib Dems' increase in support from 5.7%to11%1% of the vote, and Labour's corresponding collapse.

In this fable, the speedy Hare loses a race against the Tortoise because he is complacent in what he believes will be an inevitable win.

Davis delayed the inevitable by winning the first frame of the afternoon with a break of 59.

Kurdish forces' skilful defence of the town led to hope that defeat might not be inevitable, and won time to mobilise support worldwide through reports about Isis atrocities and the heroism of the defenders.

Mr. Green, for his part, continued to try to portray his mayoral candidacy as inevitable, and won the support of Roberto Ramirez, the Bronx Democratic leader, who had been one of his fiercest critics after Mr. Green beat the candidate Mr. Ramirez had worked for, Fernando Ferrer, the Bronx borough president, in a bitter Democratic runoff.

They have shown that it is possible to take on the inevitable - and win.

Labor has been ahead in opinion polls for so long that at one level there was something inevitable about its win in Saturday's election.