Sentence examples similar to would be winner from inspiring English sources

Nadal seems frustrated that Djokovic is getting to shots that would be winners against anyone else.

There would be winners and losers – but that is the point.

With a standard pit-stop we would be winners of Monte Carlo.

If there were, the Lakers would still be playing, and the local baseball teams would be winners.

That would be Winners, a betting parlor that opened last July on a benighted stretch of Route 440.

But pictures such as "Through Boards" (1957), "Canopy" (1958), and "Walking With Soames" (1958) would be winners in any era.

Also the economic benefits of independence would not be shared homogeneously; there would be winners and losers".

Because of the complexity of the tax code, there would be winners and losers at almost every level.

But first they would have to solve a problem: "Supermarkets would print 200 different tickets, only a few of which would be winners," Koza says.

"Of all of the parties involved, if there would be winners or losers, big publishers would be the least likely to lose".

But the research suggests that while some councils would be winners under Osborne's plan – becoming financially self-sufficient in effect – the majority would lose out.