Sentence examples for champion based on from inspiring English sources

In 1927, a high school coach and official, Art Johlfs, created the National Sports News Service and started crowning a national champion based on end-of-season polls.

There is no tangible system, as there is in every other college sport, to determine a champion based on competition on the field.

If the high-powered Patriots win the Super Bowl, they'll do it with the least-acclaimed skill position players of any champion based on draft status.

But Foreman, who had earlier written the film adaptation of "Home of the Brave" and screenplays for "The Men" and "Champion," based on a Ring Lardner story, went on to assert that he had been denied producing credit on "High Noon" by his former partner and producer, Stanley Kramer.

Kysar said it's still too early to declare any individual, city or state the "perversion champion" based on FapMapper's data, however.

A far better plan would be to have the MLS regular season produce the league champion, based on a single 12-team division with each team playing the other 11 once at home and once away and eliminating the playoffs.

Religious leaders with positive disposition towards family planning appears as potentially effective community-based FP champions – based on the women's positive perception of their role in successfully brokering support for their FP intentions.

And while Lemov has faith in his taxonomy because he chose his champions based on their students' test scores, this is far from scientific proof.

Then they take up more contemporary fare: the premiere of Howard Cass's "Breakfast of Champions," based on a novel by Kurt Vonnegut Eric Ewazenn's Concerto for Trumpet and Strings; and David Snow's "On Clearwater Mountain".

The Giants, who open their Central League season against the Hiroshima Carp at home Friday night, did not claim to be world champions, based on the two exhibition games.

Competitiveness means moving away from national tribalism and creating deserving champions based on merit, productivity and competitive prices.