Sentence examples for perpetual winner from inspiring English sources
She was a perpetual winner in campaigns for class secretary, he a failed candidate for president.
And we will turn this into a winner, a perpetual winner, a team that the fans will be proud of.
And the loser is: Merritt Wever, Nurse Jackie The perpetual winner of every critic's Should Win will never actually win.
The same will be true if Netflix's Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt wins – though both face stiff competition from perpetual winner Modern Family, expected to take the prize for the sixth time.
And the loser is: Downton Abbey Sorry, Brits, but with perpetual winner Mad Men, last year's upset Homeland, and critical darlings Breaking Bad and Game of Thrones in the mix, you have a better shot of Lady Edith getting married than of this taking the trophy.
Chefs are no exception, and many of the most talented will continue to search out new venues and look toward smaller cities like Charleston, S.C., and Portland, Ore.--perpetual winners on "best food cities" lists--where costs of living are lower but the populations are sophisticated enough to get what the top chefs are offering.
Whether it's wise-cracking junkie Nicky, jubilant Taystee, conniving Red or perpetual Emmy winner Suzanne, Orange is the New Black's greatest strength has always been its excellent characters.
The band is a perpetual award-winner, thanks to Fletcher -- but his leadership style would bring a tear of pride to a Marine drill sergeant.
The Bucket itself is a perpetual trophy (its winner doesn't actually get to take it home) that, according to lore, was bought by one of the race's major supporters in Marseilles, France, where it started life as a spittoon.
A collection covering about three decades and divided into sections on India, Africa and America, by the Nobel Prize winner whose perpetual personal frame of reference and utter fearlessness about giving offense season his habitual gloom.
Mills' successor Alan Ball, perhaps seeing something of himself in the 5ft 8in ball-winner for whom perpetual motion and fearless tackling came naturally, made Ware a fixture in his side.
