Sentence examples for intriguing winner from inspiring English sources

note: Grossman, a novelist and the literary critic for Time magazine, has gone on record as being O.K. with the nonawarding of a Pulitzer this year, though he did suggest another intriguing winner: "A Dance of Dragons," by George R. R.

(I manage to resist the pun "Porter-loo" - oh, curses, I've ruined it now!) Plus, we have the always-intriguing Perrier-winner Will Adamsdale on hand to run us through his latest offering, The Human Computer.

The first-round match up between No. 5 VANDERBILT and No. 12 HARVARD is particularly intriguing, and picking the winner is hardly academic.

Winterroth emphasized that many companies in this space are building intriguing technologies, but the winner in this market will need to focus on what really happens in a warehouse environment and help workers safely increase their pick rates.

The most intriguing playoff spot will belong to the winner of the N.F.C. West.

The Whitsbury trainer has been in great form, however, and runs the intriguing Tucker, a two-time Newmarket course winner which looks worth a little each-way saver at 40-1 witheToteTote.

One of the most intriguing, and another of my Cool Thing award winner is Energizer's Cup Inverter.

But looking at the list of past winners and multiple winners offers up great Wikipedia rabbit holes of intriguing histories.

In hiring Guy Barker in the 1980s, and such innovative pianists as former Perrier Award-winner Zoe Rahman and Empirical's intriguing Kit Downes, Tracey has been doing Blakey's job - and with broadly similar musical materials - for the UK scene.

This intriguing puzzle suite was created by 74-time "Jeopardy!" winner and total show-off Ken Jennings.

The letters between the singing legend and the wordsmith included personal anecdotes, and the winner of the lot will have some intriguing and unique reading ahead.