Sentence examples for Official champion from inspiring English sources

Being recognised by an established global body as an official champion helps his career.

And she left as the meet's official champion, handed a silver chalice and a bouquet of roses.

"Without an official champion for books within the paper, the quality of books coverage is endangered!" reads an announcement on the National Book Critics Circle's Web site.

In 1998 the Bowl Championship Series, an approved system for determining an official champion, did away with the "mythical" that usually accompanied the phrase "national championship".

Douglas had even more reason to smile last March when she competed at the American Cup as an alternate and underdog, and ended up beating Wieber, who was crowned the official champion.

No one anticipates such shenanigans at Buckingham Palace, but the Queen, as it happens, still retains an official champion who stands ready to challenge anyone who disputes her sovereignty.

Such stories defy the Communist Party's official championing of science, but the censors let them pass, because they reflect a larger Chinese belief in the supernatural and allow filmmakers to demonstrate the superiority of China's cultural tradition.

Bakst: This landmark paid family leave law is a result of the efforts of a strong statewide coalition of advocates, including us at A Better Balance, and the dedicated leadership of elected official champions, including Governor Cuomo who made paid family leave a key 2016 priority.

The inaugural champion was Triple H, and there were 25 different official champions overall.

On May 17, 2007, Jeremy Borash and TNA's primary authority figure at the time, Jim Cornette, unveiled the TNA World Tag Team Championship belt on that day's edition of TNA's online podcast TNA Today and awarded it to Team 3D; in the process making them the first official champions.

Yet even as some foes deride the project as "Jindal's folly," state officials champion the effort, arguing that they must do everything in their power to keep residual oil at bay. "I think that the threat is still there," said Garret Graves, director of the Louisiana Office of Coastal Activities and leader of the sand berm project.