Sentence examples for whose winnings from inspiring English sources
They were promoting Mega Millions, the multistate game that had been known as the Big Game, whose winnings are soon expected to average about $80 million.
"It looks like people took something from their basements, and you'll know it's off my list," said Ms. Huber, a credit manager from Blairstown, N.J., whose winnings have ranged from Tupperware to a new television.
Mr. Blonsky, whose winnings represent "several times" his typical annual income, said he would "probably live a little larger" -- not hesitating, for example, to pay scalpers' prices if his Duke University Blue Devils basketball team made it to the Final Four in Indianapolis this year.
You can't count on winning every year," says Davy Hite Davy Hite, a professional angler from Prosperity, S.C. "Television is what the sport needs," says Hite, whose all-time winnings topped $500,000 on the Bassmasters tour at the beginning of this season.
Nickel, whose share of the winnings will amount to about $9 million, said she intends to keep her job until her retirement in 18 months.
That same year Lukas became the first trainer whose horses exceeded $200 million in winnings.
Serena Williams won two tennis Grand Slam singles titles in 2009, but she did not appear among the 50 top-earning American athletes ranked last summer by SI.com, whose formula included 2009 salaries or winnings and endorsements.
In 1990 he became the first trainer whose horses surpassed $100 million in total winnings.
Oldest child of Texas wildcatter H.L. Hunt (d. 1974), whose oil empire sprang from poker winnings.
But today, New Jersey's acting governor, Donald T. DiFrancesco, will present the winnings to the lucky ticketholder, whose name and residence lottery officials would not reveal last night.
"Those of you who backed Australia this morning (over 36) should feel ashamed," says Izzie Latham, "and then compelled to make amends by sharing your winnings with those of us whose day has just been totally ruined".
