Sentence examples for usual winner from inspiring English sources

The usual winner is South Africa's only ski area, Tiffindell.

In the reality-competition category, the usual winner "The Amazing Race" is joined by "American Idol," "Dancing With the Stars," "Project Runway" and "Top Chef".

In addition to the usual winner, a double, super-special bonus (read: your name printed here in everlasting glory) goes to the person who sends in the best costume idea.

Usual winner Allison Janney from Mom and perennial favorites Anna Chlumsky from Veep, Mayim Bialik from The Big Bang Theory, Julie Bowen from Modern Family and Kate McKinnon from Saturday Night Live are joined by past nominee Jane Krakowski (Kimmy Schmidt) and surprises Niecy Nash for Getting On and Gaby Hoffman for Transparent.

After the usual winner's collapse to the dusty red soil of Court Philippe Chatrier and the perfunctory handshakes with Soderling and the chair umpire, Nadal moved to his court-side chair, scrunched a towel to his face and sobbed.

And then, for the general election, we could return to our usual winner-take-all vote to unite our great state behind one candidate.

Last year, when Pennsylvania toyed with moving from the usual winner-take-all allocation of its electoral votes to one that would apportion electoral votes based on the results in its Congressional districts, Arlen Specter, who had represented the state in the Senate for 30 years, mostly as a Republican, opposed the move on pragmatic grounds.

This would be a wholly unpredicted outcome, which many romantically inclined neutrals, such as Bagehot, would cheer.Though no pauper, the once-great club is much less rich than the league's usual winners.

Rather like the children's category award, until that was won by Philip Pullman last year, the poetry category remains a kind of poor cousin in the Whitbread Awards, routinely given outside odds for the overall prize in any year not involving a Heaney or a Hughes, as if no one expects a slim volume of verse to compete with the weight of novel or biography, the usual winners.

The instrument in focus this year is the saxophone, and as usual the winner will receive a $25,000 music scholarship, a recording contract with the Concord Music Group and one of the most prestigious honors available to an emerging jazz musician.

And while they will see the usual Lotto-winner fantasies — including the alluring Rolls-Royce Wraith, a $300,000 fastback coupe — the show's most important debuts ran to entry-priced luxury cars and mainstream models.