Sentence examples for champion your from inspiring English sources

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MPs are usually keen to visit local organisations and can champion your cause with the minister and other relevant MPs.

Let them know your shortcomings and let them endear themselves to you and let them feel as if they can champion you as you champion your audience.

Please feel free to point out any that I have missed (or you feel I have misrepresented) or to champion your own particular favourite.

The 2014 World Cities Day Challenge: champion your city's best idea Which other cities most deserve the City of Literature title?

Jonathan Franzen famously championed your work after you wrote him a letter about endangered birds and the two of you began corresponding.

A genuine grievance can go viral very quickly if a journalist or a celebrity champions your issue, so that's another issue that social media managers have to deal with.

But therein lies at least a hint to the magic in the Springsteen mystery: the muscular rise to the small occasion, taking forceful dominion over your poky circumstance and championing your own responses to what would otherwise seem inevitable.

He thanked her, adding: "You're a truly inspiring Member of Parliament, championing your constituency of Corby with flair and energy over the past two and half years, while also serving with great distinction on the House of Commons Culture, Media and Sport Select Committee".

The inner champion sees the big picture, sees your value, knows when you're operating on all cylinders and champions your potential rather than questioning it.