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Usage examples of winner.

All the winner gets is an autographed copy of a Dungannon first edition and a gift certificate from Pizza Hut.

The moans and mutters of losing bettors overwhelmed the shouts of winners.

Theo is a scholarship winner and a brainiac who definitely has the power to help him.

George Scithers, Shawna McCarthy, and Gardner Dozois on the roster of winners of that editorial Hugo.

Lyle Johnson rushed over to the City Auditorium during a scene in which he did not appear and presented a silver cup to the winner of the Boy Scout Hurdle Contest--a stunt which Andy had approved, though Tertius Tully, the procurer of the other personal appearances, had fretted that the Boy Scouts and their doggone hurdling were nothing but Competition for the Show.

Return of Prize Notification or publishing contract as undeliverable will result in disqualification and an alternate winner will be selected.

They come in ampule form, and when you pop them under your nose, for the next thirty minutes or so you feel like a cross between a Medal of Honor winner and Superman.

Gordon Palmer and Liversidge were conspicuous winners, Broadhead a conspicuous loser.

Finally, at half-past four, at a time when Condy was precisely where he had started, neither winner nor loser by so much as a dime, a round of Jack-pots was declared, and the game broke up.

His jockey was a grim-faced veteran of twelve Derbies who had never had a winner.

Simplifying a great deal, one could argue that postmodernist discourses appeal primarily to the winners in the processes of globalization and fundamentalist discourses to the losers.

If there were no winners, there were no losers, and Major Major enjoyed every gamboling moment right up till the day Colonel Cathcart roared up in his jeep after Major Duluth was killed and made it impossible for him ever to enjoy playing basketball there again.

As these endlessly bumped and collided, they fractured or split or recombined in endless random permutations, but in every encounter there was a winner, and some of the winners grew big enough to dominate the orbit around which they traveled.

He is named Gilyak, and was the winner of the Peking Derby for China ponies.

The winner of the competition was Herman Hollerith, whose electrically powered calculator was a monster device that not only processed numbers but displayed the progress of the process on large clocks for all to see.