Sentence examples for speculated to win from inspiring English sources

The Republican candidate, who is speculated to win at the New Hampshire primary on Tuesday evening, took a rather unorthodox approach however at a speech on Syrian refugees in the Granite State.

They want to speculate about who is going to win.

Start speculating about Woods's chances to win the Grand Slam this year.

Others have speculated that veterans are more likely to win Oscars because they are more talented than their peers -- the reason they are veterans in the first place.

The Iraqi-born architect Zaha Hadid, who in 2004 became the first woman to win the Pritzker Prize, speculated that the red skin was made of steel; Balmond took Hadid aside and told her to punch it.

Some fans have speculated that the producers wanted Mr. Cook to win because he seemed to be the more commercially viable of the two finalists.

"I think we have a chance in the short run to win through litigation," he speculated, "and I personally will be exploring the possibility of a legislative compromise".

"The biggest task is to win the game and not speculate too much on what happens after," said Wenger.

Analysts speculated that Rudd simply did not have the numbers to win Thursday's ballot.

Federal officials declined to speculate on what would happen if anti-rail candidates were to win.

Here I'll speculate about some interwoven psychological dramas that may have helped it to win, ones with implications for all of our lives.