Sentence examples for champion brought from inspiring English sources

Mr. Anderszewski, a Szymanowski champion, brought calm intensity and myriad colorings to the virtuosic piano part.

The United States, the defending champion, brought a young squad to this event.

The 2012 and 2014 champion brought the number of victories for left-handers to six in the past 12 years after Mike Weir broke the right-handed monopoly in 2003 before Mickelson got fitted for his three jackets.

Others, however, felt it evoked the deeper and more unusual qualities the triple champion brought to a sport in which a gift for introspection had not previously rated highly among the attributes required of a great driver.

I hear the first dance was to Whitney Houston's I Wanna Dance With Somebody; I like to imagine the 23-time Grand Slam champion brought to the floor the moves that earned her a Beyoncé video cameo.

The news that the Bison were heading down Interstate 94 to Minneapolis for a first-round game against Kansas, the defending national champion, brought the crowd to its feet in full-throated joy.

Q. "Weekend of a Champion" brings to life the whole period and Formula One at the time.

He became her Met champion, bringing her to the company in 1987 as Fricka in the premiere of the Otto Schenk production of Wagner's "Ring" cycle.

After the victory, team captain Dale Hunter held aloft the Prince of Wales Trophy, awarded to the Eastern Conference champion, bringing his teammates nearly to tears.

But mention of Praggnanandhaa (a headline writer's nightmare if he ever does become world champion) brings us on to the downside for chess.

30 -- Lance Armstrong, two-time Tour de France champion, brings his battered body all the way around the world for a last shot at a gold medal, but finishes third in the time trials.