Etymology
Origin of winningest
Example Sentences
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Benkert, one of the winningest coaches in state history with more than 300 victories, said he’s determined to make it work.
From Los Angeles Times
He was in his second year at the helm of college football’s winningest program, poised to lead Michigan into an upcoming bowl game versus Texas.
With 35 trophies to her name, the pop superstar is the winningest artist in the nearly seven-decade history of music’s most prestigious awards show; with 99 nods, she’s the most-nominated act of all time too.
From Los Angeles Times
Courteney, one national victory away from becoming the winningest coach in history, is not ready to quit.
From Los Angeles Times
They formulated an identity, and rode it to the winningest season in their franchise’s history at 97-65.
From Los Angeles Times
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