Sentence examples for is in place to win from inspiring English sources

Pac, the pilot of USA-2, is in place to win a medal despite nearly tipping her sled between Curves 11 and 13 during the first heat.

The regular season is a prelude, an effort to get into the post-season and be in place to win the league championship, to become a part of your sport's history.

Buffon, who was a beaten Champions League finalist in 2003 with Juventus, added: "I did not think they were so strong - they have everything in place to win it.

"It's about being in a place to win and being in a position to win".

As the glossy draw of the tour, Kournikova is in an appropriate place to win a title: she is just a few blocks from Madison Avenue.

WASHINGTON -- While the GOP has effectively locked down the campaign for the House and is in a good place to win control of the Senate, the contours of the midterm election have taken on a decidedly liberal edge as candidates make their closing arguments.

If utility is the first key to the second screen experience, then operators and TV manufacturers are in a good place to win.

Initially I'll be riding for the GC, but if one of my team-mates shows that they're in a better place to win the race then I'll happily work for them.

This is what happens when you aim for the stars without first building a strong foundation to stand on, when free-agent money must compensate for the lack of analytical prowess in the college draft and the careful compilation of assets, when the future of your franchise rests on a 25-year-old who has everything but a championship and must be convinced the best place to win one is in New York.

The opposition People's Party is in disarray, so his party is well placed to win re-election in 2008.

They have a massive team, they've won one championship, and now everything is in place for them to win another, so it will be tough for everyone else to beat them".