Sentence examples for champion is more from inspiring English sources

The I.O.C. president, Jacques Rogge, added: "A champion is more than a winner.

The Olympic champion is more accustomed to something in the region of 51 seconds at this time of the year.

As Monmouth can tell you, the prospect of an at-large bid for the regular-season champion is more illusion than reality.

Some analysts think it is a takeover target for a global firm (Asahi, a Japanese drinks firm, owns a minority stake).Qingdao's true corporate champion is more unexpected.

My guess is that Ronda Rousey, the Strikeforce women's bantamweight champion, is more dangerous in close quarters than most Taliban insurgents.

As First Fan-elect Barack Obama clearly appreciates, a champion is more convincingly anointed by grinding helmets and pads under playoff pressure on the field than via a primarily academic exercise.

Meanwhile, the changes at Champion were more evolutionary and emergent than planned and programmatic.

Earnhart's margin of victory over Tony Stewart, the three-time Sprint Cup champion, was more than five seconds.

The two matches in 1996 and 1997 between Deep Blue, an IBM RS/6000 supercomputer, and Gary Kasparov, the human World Chess Champion, were more than just front page news.

There had been those who were less than impressed with Taylor's first-round victory over Gary Mawson, but the 15-times world champion was more like his old self as an average of 102.09 saw him brush aside Laursen.

The Ferraris of Vettel and Kimi Raikkonen qualified 1.4 seconds slower than Hamilton and the German four-time world champion was more than 30 seconds adrift at the end of the race.