Sentence examples for champion for most from inspiring English sources
Five months later, the show opened on Broadway, where it still plays today, alongside two other audience-pleasing Disney offerings: "The Lion King," the reigning Broadway box office champion for most of the last six years, and "Aida," the popular Verdi knockoff, which opened spring 2000.
When you outplay the Western Conference champion for most of two quarters, when you keep Duncan to 8 points and 3-of-7 shooting and go into intermission tied at 42-42, when you force 10 turnovers and quiet a den of throaty fans in the biggest game of your season, chances are you have a decent shot of going back to New Jersey next week with at least a 1-1 split.
Initially it appeared that Dyer would win the title comfortably, out-scoring the champion for most of the early rounds.
"But I'm no longer professionally engaged with the environmentalism that I championed for most of my career," he said.
As for the conditions in which we live, I will continue to be a champion for our most marginalized and our most impoverished, particularly since the issue of racism and other injustices are indeed factors regarding inequities and other disparities.
"She's given that an absolutely superb ride," said Paul Nicholls, trainer of Pacha Du Polder and the champion trainer for most of the last decade.
The capacity to remember prodigiously still exists (as Foer proved by training himself to become a national memory champion), but for most of us it stays parked in the garage.
The capacity to remember prodigiously still exists (as Foer proved by training himself to become a national memory champion), but for most of us it stays parked in the garage.Sometimes the bargain is worthwhile; I would certainly not give up the pleasures of my library for the ability to recite Middlemarch.
Lorenzo looked set for second behind defending champion Casey Stoner for most of the race but took control with three laps left and won the night race by 0.852 seconds ahead of Dani Pedrosa.
"If a reporter like Liz Smith continually, accurately, and decently is a champion of gays and lesbians, what is wrong with me being the champion for the most beaten-up minority in the freakin' world?" he went on.
He had set his heart on becoming a champion for the most vulnerable people in society at an early stage of his training - straight after graduating in 2003.
