Sentence examples for probable winner of from inspiring English sources
PENN EIGHT A DARK HORSE Syracuse Generally Regarded as Probable Winner of Contest Among Junior Oarsmen.
Gomez, the probable winner of the Calder trophy as rookie of the year, is brilliantly creative on attack and could also fit in the young virtuosos category.
Down a hall, around seven subterranean Dodger Stadium turns, Scherzer, probable winner of the 2016 NL Cy Young award, has little of Kershaw's physical presence but, instead, gives off an electric intensity.
Armstrong's victory in the final 100 meters gave him an overall lead of 4 minutes 9 seconds and makes him, barring a catastrophe, the probable winner of his sixth successive Tour on Sunday.
New Jersey's Scott Gomez, slumping earlier in the series, dished the puck with confidence to new linemates and played like the probable winner of the Calder Trophy for rookie of the year.
The most probable winner of future Greek elections would be New Democracy, which held power from 2004 until 2009, when Greece's debt soared from slightly more than 100 percent of its gross domestic product to at least 127 percent.
She is accused of failing to account for the disappearance of $580m in school subsidies.Come the revolutionNepal's Maoists emerged as probable winners of an election to an assembly charged with drafting a constitution.
Pakistan "appeared probable winners of the last two Tests on the second last day of each game", yet Chappell's team managed to win on both occasions.
"The Known World" seems a probable winner; it depicts a host of characters living in the antebellum community of Manchester County, Va., among them several black slaveowners.
Four of the new senators likely to be elected, including Tom Cotton, the probable winner in Arkansas, have been endorsed by the zealously anti-tax Club for Growth.
Probable winner: Still Jeff Bridges.
