Sentence examples for prospective winner from inspiring English sources

Designers may still scramble to get their clothes on a prospective winner.

Sharon Stone, who once introduced the Tibetan leader at a fundraiser as "Mr. Please, Please, Please Let Me Back Into China!" (she meant Tibet), announced the auction on YouTube, promising the prospective winner of the 1966 station wagon, "You'll just laugh the whole time that you're in it!" The bidding closed at more than eighty thousand dollars.

2.29am GMT The Guardian's Adam Gabbatt (@AdamGabbatt) is at mayor-elect Bill de Blasio's victory party in Park Slope, Brooklyn: Amina Abdul-Wahhab was one of the first to enter the YMCA in Park Slope, where television screens showed De Blasio being named the prospective winner.

But before then, we'll get to hear each of them roadtest their prospective winner's singles.

Prospective winners postpone escalation as much as possible because of the high cost involved.

Who are the prospective winners and losers if the change is implemented as planned?

And it's an iron law of politics that prospective losers lobby harder to block change than prospective winners do for its adoption.

Because of the scarcity of long-term credit in Brazil a legacy of hyperinflation as well as a politically driven desire to cap headline interest rates, the government has obliged public banks to help it out: they must lend the prospective winners of its auctions around two-thirds of their construction costs.

Oscar show co-producer Craig Zadan told prospective winners to keep it tight on the big night.

Longer term, Whittington said Intel should be the prospective "big winner" in 2007 and 2008.

The odds on offer about American Pharoah might suggest otherwise, but the Belmont Stakes is the most difficult assignment of all for a prospective Triple Crown winner.