Sentence examples for championship itself from inspiring English sources

At City that will not happen, and it was there that he finally won the medals he craves, for the FA Cup and then the championship itself.

And, years from now, that stylistic triumph, as much as the Warriors' championship itself, will most likely be the defining legacy of the 2015 Finals.

This is a match that will go down in the annals of Worcestershire cricket, indeed those of the county championship itself, as one of the greatest turnarounds.

During those years, the club did not win the championship itself, but were impressive winners of the FA Cup in 1948, beating Blackpool 4-2 in the final at Wembley, after initially falling behind.

Capello himself hopes for a rejuvenated line-up that will at least gather a smattering of applause even if the European Championship itself is liable to stay with Spain unless, at a pinch, it goes to Germany or Holland.

Because the historical versions of Mr. Sagarin's ratings available online were calculated at the end of the season — that is, after the B.C.S. title game was played — I have adjusted them by taking out the scoring margin in the championship itself so as to approximate what they would have been in advance of the game).

Galavision, a Spanish-language network, had Adu and the under-17 world championship to itself.

The same might be said for the NFC Championship Game itself, which lived up to all expectations of a close and bad-tempered game between two bitter rivals.

"The derby is like a championship in itself: if you win it you win the biggest trophy since football started in Egypt".

Handily, World Karate Championship was itself licensed from System 3, makers of International Karate, providing a handy example of authorized reuse.

The wider Championship race itself, as usual, is the star here.