Sentence examples for Championed both from inspiring English sources

She championed both causes through her post-war journalism and public speaking.

Throughout his career he championed both the bush and indigenous Australia and inspired young players".

It championed both the single currency and the EU's eastward enlargement and now sends most of its exports to countries that are in the EU.

And I have two questions relating to this topic, as one who has championed both religious freedom and protecting, you know, our First Amendment rights.

Fokine is possibly the early 20th-century's most influential choreographer, for he championed both the one-act dance-drama and the one-act abstraction.

David Johnston, the pioneer of theatre for young people, who has died aged 69 after suffering a stroke, championed both children and artists.

Britain is a strong exporter of services, with champions both large and small.

It's happened only once, with Sandy Koufax getting Harvey Kuenn, the 1959 American League batting champion, both times.

"France cannot remain the champion both of public spending and taxes," he said.

(A champion might exist side by side with an "interim champion," both generating sanctioning fees for the organization).

Designed by Bernard Russi, the 1972 Swiss Olympic downhill champion, both Alpine trails have a reputation for tough, tricky, intimidating terrain.