Sentence examples for Champion something from inspiring English sources

To champion something is to support it, to defend it.

People expect you to champion something a bit more bleeding-edge.

The exponential growth of women's sport is an unmissable opportunity to champion something new and to address elements that macho culture has damaged.

If Nadal prevails, he will stand alone as a seven-time French Open men's champion, something Borg, who is not planning to attend the final, has been expecting for years.

I mean Michael Bloomberg, should he run, is going to champion something that he's going to call a Green New Deal but that is probably pretty different, you know, in the actual meat of it than what they've proposed here.

While Germany prides itself as a green champion, something paradoxical has happened in the last several years: CO2 emissions steadily fell from 1,051m metric tons in 1990 to 813mtons in 2011, the year of the Fukushima disaster.

Mr Horie has been championing something similar for two months.

Most legislators said on Monday that the governor had made the politically wise decision to stop championing something that had such unfavorable prospects, and some even expressed admiration.

"When he champions something, it polarizes the issue," says Lizza. "If he says the sky is blue, people may start to question that".

But as they perform in Carnegie Hall and become chess champions, something unexpected happens: Practice makes perfect, but it doesn't make new.

Helpless turned to hopeless for the Spurs as Bryant and the Los Angeles Lakers gave the defending N.B.A. champions something else to chew on Friday night.