Sentence examples for winning conclusion from inspiring English sources

Both endings were available on the Web site, and the winning conclusion was scheduled to be shown last night.

Jersey Football Association's chief executive Paul Creeden is desperate for a winning conclusion to his five years in the job.

According to McIlheran, before Stanley posted his scold, he had raked him over the coals in numerous emails for challenging the paper's award-winning conclusion.

Believing their own fairytale, Souths played that game as if winning was a foregone conclusion.

Upon approaching the entrance to the exhibition, one first encounters three mounted skeletons perched on a hierarchically arranged set of pedestals that, intentionally or not, evoke the presentation of the gold, silver, and bronze winning athletes at the conclusion of every Olympic competition.

Finally, because we live in this system full of mistrust, we are required to do awkward things like vouch for our own trustworthiness, so before I sign off, let me note: Research standards require me to disclose that I have a material interest (i.e., winning) in reaching my conclusion that underhand serving is ethical, since I stand to gain from it, performance-wise.

He had kept trying to tell people that winning was not a foregone conclusion, "but people kept pushing it".

And even though it was a dramatic conclusion (with United winning after Chelsea's captain John Terry slipped on the wet surface while taking what would have been the clinching kick and opening the door for United to win three rounds later), we can't think of a more unjust and unsatisfying method of settling things short of flipping a coin.

Conclusion: Americans really like winning, and will forgive a lot if they do.

That game actually reached a conclusion, with the Flyers winning, 5-3.

This is always my favourite moment of my favourite sporting event; each side has shown their colours, but there are enough points left to be won that no conclusions can be drawn yet.