Sentence examples for inevitable winner from inspiring English sources

And sure enough the inevitable winner involved Summers, who in injury time crossed again for Ryan to seal the deal.

First, they say, before his loss in New Hampshire, he was seen as the inevitable winner of the Republican nomination, and possibly the presidency.

There was almost as much delight for Carlin, 25, who swam another fine race to finish second behind the inevitable winner, Katie Ledecky of the United States.

By adopting a triptych, he comments on the leaders' relationships; by placing Blair centre stage, he stresses the separateness of the inevitable winner.

After Mrs. Clinton's loss, he left Washington and returned to New York, where he eventually went to work for Mr. Bloomberg's re-election campaign, marketing the mayor as the inevitable winner in what turned out to be a tight race.

Mr. Fleischer's obvious intentions were to project an aura of strength around the Bush campaign and to give Mr. Bush the luster of an inevitable winner, images that could sway some undecided voters in the end.

The inevitable winner of the election, is who.

Remember when Jeremy Corbyn was the laughing stock of the Labour leadership contest rather than its almost inevitable winner?

(Including an election that was just canceled in Mississippi, when it because clear that the inevitable winner was going to be black).

Think about it: we're all talking about a black-and-white French silent film as the inevitable winner of this year's Best Picture Oscar.

With no history of electoral democracy, Libya's provisional authorities must draw electoral districts and devise a voting system — decisions with inevitable winners and losers, politically and geographically.