Sentence examples for championship changes from inspiring English sources

"The whole psyche of the championship changes for me now.

"I've said it many times before: winning a major championship changes your life".

It's hard to pinpoint the exact time that the NCAA Men's Division I Basketball Championship changes from a massive media saturation event into something resembling a playoff format every year, but it usually starts to change somewhere in its second week, which is where we are now.

Peter Richmond is the co-author, with Frank Gifford, of "The Glory Game: How the 1958 N.F.L. Championship Changed Football Forever," to be published in November.

The fourth game, in which the Yankees, trailing the Braves by 2 1 in the Series and 6 0 on the scoreboard, came back to win in extra innings, beginning their rush to the championship, changed New York to a Yankee town overnight.

In an interview last week about "The Glory Game: How the 1958 N.F.L. Championship Changed Football Forever," written with Peter Richmond, Gifford said: "It was a little over two years ago now.

The lead in the trainers' championship changed three times during the course of the afternoon but Mullins finished the day £54,244 in front after a 1-2 with Bacardys and Battleford in the Grade Two Champion Open National Hunt Flat Race.

SmackDown Live also saw a shocking and impromptu SmackDown Women's Championship change as Charlotte defeated Asuka.

Rosberg, who was censured by Mercedes for the collision with Hamilton in Belgium and has been accused of deliberately going off track in Monaco qualifying to ruin Hamilton's chances of beating him to pole, said the team's victory in the constructors' championship changed little in the drivers' battle.

When Savage attempted to give Steamboat a scoop slam, Steamboat reversed it into a small package to get the win and become the new WWF Intercontinental Champion, marking the first time in WrestleMania history that the Intercontinental Championship changed hands.

She won the WWF Women's Championship on July 3 , 1986when she defeated Moolah at the Brisbane Festival Hall on the WWF's 1986 Australian tour, but lost the title back to Moolah six days later at the Sydney Entertainment Centre (the only two times the WWF Women's Championship changed hands in the Southern Hemisphere).