Sentence examples for elite titles from inspiring English sources

In general, it is not the elite titles that are faring better.

Meanwhile, the more commercial players in publishing were growing unhappy with the awards' emphasis on a few elite titles at a time when the chain bookstores and paperback houses were helping democratize the book business.

Ewan Murray The rainbow jersey of world champion is as hard to win in its own way as the maillot jaune of Tour de France winner; both this year's elite titles in Richmond, Virginia, for Lizzie Armitstead and Peter Sagan, marked the end of lengthy quests for the arc-en-ciel.

Denmark clinched the Milk Cup Elite title as Mark Gundelach's goal earned the visitors a 1-0 victoverover Northern Ireland in Friday's final.

Phiona herself seems to know no limits: she quickly earns the title of the first Woman Candidate Master in Uganda's history and is on her way to becoming a Grandmaster, the most elite title in chess.

The performance of Clancy helped Rapha Condor stay out in front in the elite championship, with Rudy Project RT remaining the title challengers in second overall place.

With Wasps, Waikato and Wales, he inspired teams just below the elite to titles.

The British Cycling chief executive, Ian Drake, paid tribute to both Brailsford and Peters for their respective contributions over the period in which Great Britain has dominated the world of track racing, won the Tour de France twice and taken the men's and women's elite world titles on the road – through Cavendish and Nicole Cooke.

The 50-year-old guided Coventry Blaze to four Elite League titles and spent five years in the Great Britain job.

These modes of operating are straight from the shadow elite playbook: titles and names are empty or misleading, and it's often difficult to establish who or what is sponsoring an effort.

"When I select my Elite clan title, I'm wearing the same title as everyone in my clan – my clan leader sets it for me.