Sentence examples for champion one another from inspiring English sources

"This film lets people know that women can champion one another, they don't have to be competitive," she told The Gaurdian.

"One person's success does not mean your failure, so having a group of writers championing one another is rare but refreshing," Stern said as we meandered through the market at Fort Greene.

The BBC has also commissioned a new daytime quiz show, Eggheads, which will pitch teams of quiz champions against one another.

Thus her goal is not to champion one religion over another, but to heighten the study of religion itself.

"The people who do TV tend to be friendly with one another," Champion said.

Olympic bronze medallist Lutalo Muhammad and European champion Aaron Cook hope to face one another at the World Taekwondo Grand Prix in Manchester, 18 months on from their bitter battle for a place at London 2012.

The families left the dinner feeling hopeful and relieved: Bradley was a powerful champion, and they now had one another.

When they were close up with one another, Alexandrus came forward as champion on the Trojan side.

For a company like SB, the problem is this: How do you make good decisions in a high-risk, technically complex business when the information you need to make those decisions comes largely from the project champions who are competing against one another for resources?

Champion, one who fights in behalf of another.

The report was careful not to champion one new model of healthcare over another, but, said Dalton: "Safeguarding reliable, high quality care to patients is more important than preserving organisations".