Sentence examples for waiting to be won from inspiring English sources

"This is an election that's waiting to be won.

But who has time to address these pressing issues when there's a good power struggle waiting to be won?

A National Lottery spokeswoman said: "The largest Lotto jackpot the nation has ever seen is waiting to be won by someone in the UK.

And for those who did not pick the right numbers in the Powerball lottery, there's a $1.5 million prize from NASA waiting to be won.

But there is also a Nobel Peace Prize just waiting to be won there -- waiting for the statesman who can persuade the parties that precisely because they can't live without each other, they have to find a new way to live with each other.

With three times the floor space, more than 10,000 attendees, 400 media outlets, 1,200+ exhibitors and giant piles of cash waiting to be won, it promises to be our biggest, most ambitious Disrupt ever.

Besides new plays like "The Gospel According to Fishman" and "Waiting to Be Invited," which won several prizes after its world premiere in Denver last year, older plays about the civil rights movement are being revived with increasing frequency.

Egan thinks most people are waiting to see what happens and can be won over.

Bringing the ransom price down is a nerve-racking waiting game that can be won only by exercising the cool deliberation of a high-stakes poker player.

The bet was probably something Brady, a ten-term congressman, has been waiting to win since he was forced to put on a New England helmet when the Eagles lost to the Patriots in 2005, the Boston Globe reports.

"No, wait, no, it's winning," Brown told the host of ABC 7's Eyewitness Newsmakers program when she suggested otherwise in an interview that aired Sunday.