Sentence examples for land winner from inspiring English sources

Tanovic, who directed "No Man's Land," winner of the 2002 Oscar for best foreign language film, is something of a celebrity here.

A provocative examination by Eula Biss, the author of Notes from No Man's Land, winner of the National Book Critics Circle Award.

In Waste Land, winner of the International Documentary Association's award for distinguished feature, Lucy Walker followed Brazilian-born Brooklyn artist Vik Muniz as he created art from items found in the largest trash dump in the world (outside Rio de Janeiro).

On land, the winner is the $463 million Large Synoptic Survey Telescope (LSST), a wide-field optical telescope that will help investigate dark energy, supernovae, and other areas.

"We are not a land of winners and losers," Clinton said.

Despite the tight budget (just under $2 million), Hardwicke was able to land Oscar-winner Holly Hunter to play the mom, and Evan Rachel Wood, the young star of TV's Once and Again, to playing Nikki's alter ego.

Updated at 1.05am BST 1.00am BST Fourth set: Murray 7-6, 7-5, 2-6, 2-4 Djokovic* Murray lets Djokovic off the hook on the first point and then loses the second agonisingly as he sprints to reach a Djokovic drop shot at the net and nearly lands a winner in.

Corner-forward Padraig Boyle thought he had finally landed the winner for Kerry in injury-time but there was still time for Johnson to strike a dramatic winning goal.

A step inside the baseline, Federer could only watch the ball land, a clean winner, and turn away in dismay.

Mr. Letterman is also trying to land the Democratic winner, Senator Barack Obama of Illinois, for Wednesday night.

He popped his head round the weighing-room door and flashed the grin of a man about to land his 3,000th winner.