Sentence examples for winners date from inspiring English sources

The winners date back to 1927, when Entry Badge won the inaugural Greyhound Derby over 500m in a time of 29.01 seconds.

Excluding Carlos Sastre, who won in 2008, every Tour winner dating to 1996 has either tested positive, confessed to doping or been at the center of a doping scandal.

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.

The first of the Queen's 21 Royal Ascot winners to date was Choir Boy in the 1953 Hunt Cup, scarcely a fortnight after her coronation, and the 1980s were the only blank decade for her red and purple silks since.

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.

Since riding his first winner in England at Exeter in September 1994 he has set records that are incredibly unlikely to be surpassed – apart from his 19 champion jockey titles he has ridden 4,322 winners to date, 289 of them in the 2001-02 seandn, and last August he broke his own record for the fastest century of winners in a season, notching up his 100th after 116 days.

Possibly because the three winners to date of The Voice UK – Leanne Mitchell, Andrea Begley and Jermain Jackman – have released singles that charted at 45, 30 and 39 respectively, Danny Cohen argues that talent programmes should be judged by their televisual rather than musical quality: "I don't think viewers are very worried about that.

Here is a full list of the winners to date.

The SaaS winners to date have been largely concentrated in Silicon Valley, with a secondary stronghold in Boston.

's sprinter was Francisco Ventoso, one of the season's most prolific winners to date.