Sentence examples for to winner from inspiring English sources
noun
One who has won or often wins.
Winner's names will be engraved onto the trophy and it will be handed down from winner to winner over the coming years and, hopefully, decades.
From bad guy to humble pie to winner.
Isn't she married to winner of the 2001 Nobel prize for economics, George Akerlof?
The trophy is to pass from winner to winner each year.
He'll put Dutch football straight back in the avant garde!" Someone was listening to Winner, but it wasn't Ajax.
"Between sending out prisoners to Winner and bringing in lawyers and judges, we are breaking the county budget," said Rolf Kraft, chairman of the County Board of Commissioners.
True, academic life follows the "tournament" model -- "one in which small advantages lead to winner-take-all successes".
The remaining 14 are awarded proportionately with a 20 percent qualifying threshold, although they convert to winner-take-all if one candidate achieves a majority.
The Brock commission also recommended an end to winner-take-all primaries, a step that would keep party bosses from dominating the process.
Self-reinforcing processes like these give rise to winner-take-all markets, in which small differences between contestants often produce enormous differences in economic reward.
"Without the state changing its delegate allocation to winner-take-all," he wrote, "I do not see a path forward that does not risk our shared objective of defeating Barack Obama in November".
