Sentence examples for be champion with from inspiring English sources

He'd still be champion with just one fewer knockdown.

A victory would guarantee Barcelona a title that most had thought was already secure six weeks ago, but the slightest slip and Real Madrid would be champions, with them cast as the team who threw it away.

But Juve, who are 14 points clear with five matches to go, will be champions with a draw at Sampdoria on Saturday.

To be champions with our team I'm very happy and proud". Leicester striker Jamie Vardy, speaking to Sky Sports, calm worries over a possible hamstring injury: "It was just a bit of cramp - it completely seized up.

Two years later, the Bulls were champions with Jackson at the helm.

League Two: Montrose are champions with Stenhousemuir going up via the play-offs.

League One: Ayr United are champions with Alloa joining them in the second tier.

It is championed with usual Labour-baiting enthusiasm by some newspapers, blogs and politicians who are not always as fastidious as they should be in the hypersensitive world of identity politics.

In 1923, the first year they were promoted to Rio's first division, Vasco were champions - with a team made up of three blacks, a mulatto and seven working-class whites.

I know the nature of the game, I know what normally happens when a team is champions with games in hand.

If last season seems an age away, a reminder that Chelsea were champions, with Tottenham second and Manchester United missing out on the top four.