Sentence examples for champion party from inspiring English sources

He is, after all, a best friend as well as a champion party giver, and the buzz surrounding his nightclub (officially christened in December by a late night visit from Prince Harry) is suffused with the expectation that one of the brothers might show up to down a few Jägermeisters.

And by many accounts, including his own, he was a champion partier on the road.

The new champions partied Wednesday night in Milan, flew to Munich on Thursday morning and partied some more, and on Friday Bayern scraped together a team and trudged onto an airplane in Munich to fulfill this obligation.

From golf pro and kart champion to party host, Mario has turned his hand to numerous activities.

Once a liberalising champion, the party has taken against letting foreigners into Indian retailing, reversing a 2004 manifesto pledge in order to court urban traders afraid of Walmart.

In other words, primary campaigns are won by the candidate who can most convincingly champion the party's agenda, but general election campaigns are won by the candidate who can most plausibly fix the political system.

Even though she champions the party, Ms. James -- no surprise -- plans to caucus with the Democratic majority.

His challenger, Andrea Ypsilanti, has been championing the party's demand for minimum wages in selected low-paid industries and, eventually, throughout the economy.

Rightwing voters didn't care that Trump had once spoken fondly of universal healthcare, ridiculed free-trade deals championed by party elders, and even mocked Jeb Bush's support for the Iraq war.

Flanker Tom Croft says Leicester Tigers cannot afford to let Treviso be European Champions Cup party poopers at Welford Road on Saturday.

The New York Times championed the party as symbolic of Ibiza's return to its weirder yesteryear before the big money rolled in.