Sentence examples for champion progress from inspiring English sources
The phrase "champion progress" is a grammatically correct phrase that can be used in written English
It means to support or promote progress or improvement. Example: As the newly elected mayor, my main goal is to champion progress in our city's education system.
It is hard to champion "progress" by depicting a world in which further progress is impossible.
Interestingly, our society appears to no longer champion progress nationalistically.
The Olympic champion progressed after Sofya Ochigava of Russia withdrew from the bout because of a knee injury.
It is worth stopping to spell out that statistic, to remind ourselves of how extraordinary the champions' progress has been.
So dominant had Lyon been in the early exchanges - when Juninho had been at his most influential and Sidney Govou, Luyindula and Florent Malouda at their most pesky - that the French champions' progress into the knockout stage for the first time since 2001 should have been long assured.
Despite having a numerical advantage for almost 90 minutes, the French champions progressed to the last eight on the away goals rule after extra time.
2.25pm BST Champion's progress The drama of day-one is confined to court-one.
Inter Milan was the third former European champion to progress after a 2-0 home victory over Sporting Lisbon.
The defending champion's progress was hampered briefly just before the final set - not by his opponent, but by severe blisters on his right foot that needed treatment.
In the scientific community, Jef's father may be a champion of progress, but to Jef, at that particular moment, he was just another old guy feeding into the hands of old-school capitalists, same old story -- old.
It remains a considerable task for the six-time champion to progress, with Del Potro likely to pose a sterner test than Gasquet.
