Sentence examples for difficult championships from inspiring English sources

"It'll be an extremely tough and difficult championships," said Furniss, who coached the retired Adlington.

And because the Open is generally considered the most difficult championship to win, that's the best reason the Open is the world's best golf tournament.

The 24-year-old, who almost quit the sport after a difficult world championships last summer, powered her way to victory over Georgia Davies.

Purvis endured a difficult British Championships and was fortunate that Thomas suffered a pre-European trials knee injury, enabling him to edge out Keatings and Oldham for the second all-around berth.

The Wallabies endured a difficult Rugby Championship.

"I think any player will say this is probably the most difficult national championship," Tiger Woods said.

"History shows a lot of teams come out of the Premier League and don't grasp how difficult the Championship can be.

It was a display of all-round brilliance, a near-perfect display of everything a player requires to win this most difficult of major championships.

Carlin endured a difficult 2011 World Championships as the after-effects of glandular fever saw her struggle in Shanghai, bowing out of the 400m heats in a time of 4min 9.64sec - some way below her best of 4.05.51.

But he has just started his second four-year stretch as UEFA's president, and he faces a difficult 2012 European Championship in Poland and Ukraine.

"I'm not saying next season is going to be easy, because the Championship is difficult.