winning post (Meaning)
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winning post (n)
the post at the end of a racecourse
Synonyms & Antonyms of winning post
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winning post Sentence Examples
- The horse surged forward, its hooves pounding the track as it raced towards the winning post.
- The jockey's eyes were fixed on the winning post, his heart pounding in his chest.
- The crowd erupted in cheers as the first runner crossed the winning post.
- The winner's horse stood proudly by the winning post, its owner beaming with pride.
- The athlete stumbled at the final hurdle, missing the winning post by a mere inch.
- The winning post marked the end of a gruelling race, a testament to the perseverance of the competitors.
- The team celebrated their victory at the winning post, their faces painted with joy and relief.
- The winning post stood tall and majestic, a symbol of triumph and achievement.
- The racehorse galloped towards the winning post with lightning speed, its eyes fixed on the prize.
- The winning post loomed ahead, a beacon of hope and inspiration for the weary runners.
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the post at the end of a racecourse
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The horse surged forward, its hooves pounding the track as it raced towards the winning post.
The jockey's eyes were fixed on the winning post, his heart pounding in his chest.
The crowd erupted in cheers as the first runner crossed the winning post.
The winner's horse stood proudly by the winning post, its owner beaming with pride.
