Sentence examples for champion which is from inspiring English sources

"They considered only that he is the defending champion, which is enough.

That percentage roughly matches the historical likelihood of an N.B.A. team's repeating as champion, which is 33 percent.

In extraordinary times Rosberg would be a rather ordinary champion, which is not to denigrate his all-round excellence.

Shares of Champion, which is based in Stamford, Conn., rallied $6.4375, to $72.375, on the New York Stock Exchange.

Champion, which is based in Auburn Hills, Mich., is one of the nation's largest producers of manufactured housing.

"He's a Formula One world champion, which is what one day I also hope to become, and I'm determined to learn as much as I can from him".

Akanbi namechecks labels Muzuno, Londsdale, Le Coq Sportif, Ellesse, Helly Hansen and Champion, which are all making their way back into high-street fashion.

Look no further than the former Southern California coach Pete Carroll and the tour for his book, "Win Forever: Live Work and Play Like a Champion," which was interrupted by the news that U.S.C. was being sanctioned by the N.C.A.A. last summer.

Or like Trigol, who was allowed to take the afternoon off from the garden for Sports Day because he'd once been a high-jump champion, which wasn't easy to imagine, Trigol being in his seventies now.

Zeneca was hived off from ICI in 1993, two years after the noted corporate raider Lord Hanson had floated the idea of breaking up Britain's foremost industrial champion, which was stuck in the doldrums with its cyclical heavy chemicals side.

Mark Allen, who gave Northern Ireland a place in last year's semi-finals, shot away to a 4-0 lead over Graeme Dott, the 2006 champion, which was reduced to 4-3 before Allen's 100 claimed the last frame before lunch.