Sentence examples for a champ over from inspiring English sources

The phrase "a champ over" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to express superiority or victory over someone or something, but the phrasing is awkward and unclear.
Example: "He proved to be a champ over his competitors in the final race."
Alternatives: "a champion against" or "superior to".

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The newer John Deere tractor, painted green just like the older model, has run like a champ over the last few months during planting season.

The saucer-sized indestructible wheels keep the bag compact on the outside yet cavernous within, and provide stability that lets the G-Ro power like a champ over curbs and cobblestones.

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It performed like a champ in the crosswinds on the ultra-long Tappan Zee Bridge over the Hudson River.

Four times a champ.

Shouted like a champ.

He was a champ".

She's been a champ.

Took it like a champ.

The man is a champ.

She took it like a champ.

"He was just a champ," Gruber said.

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