Sentence examples for winners of future from inspiring English sources

In December 2014, after the seafront statue of Eric Morecambe in his birthplace Morecambe was restored, Luton and Morecambe F.C. jointly announced that the winners of future Luton Morecambe fixtures would be awarded the "Eric Morecambe Trophy".

Last night's winners of Future of StoryTelling and Time Warner's FoST Prize, Daniels now bring you Possibilia, a groundbreaking "choose-your-own-adventure -style nonlinear narrative experienchoose-your-own-adventure -style on a star-choose-your-own-adventure -stylehing the film.

The most probable winner of future Greek elections would be New Democracy, which held power from 2004 until 2009, when Greece's debt soared from slightly more than 100 percent of its gross domestic product to at least 127 percent.

When asked about the grocery market, Sir Terry said: "The winners of the future will be those who best understand customers' future needs and offer the products and services that suit them best".

Millennials are asking for real change, and the winners of the future will deliver it now.

Commenting on the contract award, Josh Hewer, transport analyst at public sector market intelligence firm Kable, said: "This contract award to Capita reflects not only that the eventual winners of the future rail franchises will have to prove that they are improving the conditions of commuters, but also the importance of ICT in facilitating this".

A graphene research initiative has been selected by the European Commission as one of two winners of its Future and Emerging Technologies FETT) multi-billion euro research excellence award competition.

With so many choices, Web surfers are the real winners of the future-TV wars, according to industry analysts.

It stars former Oscar winner Marcia Gay Harden instead of future Oscar winner George Clooney and is set in LA, but otherwise it is pretty much the same thing.

Here, unmistakably, is a Grand Slam winner of the future.

Ministers have alighted on green industry as a winner of the future, with a global market now worth £3 trillion.