Sentence examples for winners through from inspiring English sources

He has no black type, which is bloodstock shorthand for group or listed winners, through four generations of the maternal line.

Gateway and its customers emerge as winners through proposals to clarify when states and local governments can require sales tax collection from out-of-state retailers.

The critics circle announced the winners through Twitter, and at least one winner, Albert Brooks, best supporting actor for his performance in "Drive," used Twitter to thank the group.

With winds swirling around the seating bowl of Show Court 2 at Margaret Court Arena, she was unable to dictate play against the aggressive No. 67 Bethanie Mattek-Sands of Minnesota, trailing her, 58-14, in winners through two sets.

There are wooden plaques above the bar that still announce the tournament winners through the 1970s (Rhodesia came to a belated end in 1979) but all of those white people are gone.

He argued that far from just "picking" industrial winners, the east Asian tiger economies had carefully and proactively "created" winners through the generation of technological capability to acquire industrial competitiveness.

There was the late winner through Rio Ferdinand, which is nothing new at Old Trafford.

Dougie Freedman's men scored a late winner through the Fulham loanee Kagisho Dikgacoi.

That's impressively deft improvisation, the commentary-box equivalent of Roger Federer hitting a winner through his legs.

At 40-30 Murray lost a grueling 24-shot rally when Djokovic rifled a forehand winner through the deuce court.

She was mobile on attack by challenging defenders, created space for others and scored the game-winner through sheer power.