Sentence examples for valuable winner from inspiring English sources

Michael Bell, for whom Moore rode a valuable winner in Friday's Betfred Mile aboard Franklin D, said on Wednesday: "I didn't notice a limp but he has had an issue, I was aware of that from talking to one of the other jockeys.

Earlier on the card, Jamie Osborne saddled the most valuable winner of his career with the promise of better yet to come when Toast Of New York, whose most recent outing had been at Wolverhampton in November, turned the Group Two UAE Derby at Meydan in Dubai into a procession.

Matthew Bates fired wide from the edge of the area as bottom side Hartlepool failed to find a valuable winner.

But they faded badly in the second period, struggling to sustain any attacking pressure and forced to drop ever deeper as hosts Deportivo pushed for a valuable winner.

The only major leaguers ranked ahead of him were the most valuable player winners Joe Mauer and Albert Pujols.

Verlander did not pitch much like the 2011 American League Cy Young Award and Most Valuable Player award winner that he is.

At the BBC New Comedy Awards this week – a prize that has proved to be a valuable springboard – the winner, voted for by the public, was Lost Voice Guy, otherwise known as Lee Ridley, who has cerebral palsy and uses a speech app on his iPad to deliver his jokes.

In the 1995 NBA Playoffs, the 62-win Spurs with reigning NBA Most Valuable Player Award winner Robinson entered the Western Conference Finals and were considered favorites against the reigning champions Houston Rockets who had only won 47 games.

In a rule dubbed the "Derrick Rose Rule" after the 2011 NBA Most Valuable Player Award winner, a player finishing his rookie contract could be re-signed at up to 30% of his team's salary cap an increase from the previous CBA's 25%—if he was either a two-time All-Star starter, twice voted All-NBA Team, or won an MVP award.

The Most Valuable Player award winners are usually eight-win players, and most starters are two- to three-win players.

The former NBA Most Valuable Player Award winners – O'Neal won it in 2000, Iverson in 2001 – headline a list that includes legendary coaches Tom Izzo, Eddie Sutton, Lefty Driesell, Bo Ryan and Muffet McGraw.