Sentence examples for winner to date from inspiring English sources

But as the only female winner, to date, of that top prize, it's the kind of honour that is her due.

For the many readers of Mantel's two Cromwell novels (the first of which, Wolf Hall, is the fastest-selling Booker winner to date), idle comparisons with the behaviour of current political figures are irresistible.

The film version, with the same cast and director, offered a vivid record of the stage performances of Bancroft and Duke, both of whom won Academy Awards, the latter becoming, at 16, the youngest Oscar winner to date.

I'm also now embarrassed to admit that if Philip Hensher had taken the honours, I was ready to be yet more spiteful and declare it a Tory plot and lay down a few conspiracy theories about how Michael Portillo's chairmanship had returned the most conspicuously rightwing Booker winner to date.

It's by no means quintessential Ghibli: a melancholy adaptation of a 10th-century folk tale, rendered in stylised ink-and-watercolour strokes, it's a world away from the florid fantasy of Spirited Away (Ghibli's only Oscar winner to date), but scarcely less exquisite.

The last time Nicholls was involved in a close-fought title scrap at this stage of the season, in 2012, he delivered a knockout blow by landing the National with Neptune Collonges, his only winner to date of the famous race.

Three of the nine winners to date were singers, and two were dance acts.

We've had 11 winners to date and they're all doing extremely well.

Of the 91 Horwitz Prize winners to date, 43 have gone on to receive Nobel prizes.

Including the Competition winners, to date the Festival has commissioned 12 works for the Quartet.

No jockey has steered a path to victory from the treacherous stall one on the inside of the track since Fallon himself did so 15 years ago on Oath, the first of his three Derby winners to date.