Sentence examples for enduring champion from inspiring English sources

The City University of New York mourns the passing of former State Senator John J. Marchi, who will be forever identified as an enduring champion of The College of Staten Island, its status as a senior college and its current physical campus.

He was at his most magnetic in the run-up to the Foreman fight, where this most galvanizing of popular cultural figures shocked the world for a second time and cemented his legacy as one of the most enduring champions sports will ever know.

The enduring past champions Chris Evert and Martina Navratilova were 30 when they last held the top spot.

His role as an industry champion shows the enduring power of being a well-placed friend in the capital.

The Premier League champions are enduring their worst opening to a top-flight season in 29 years, having won only once in five games to date to trail Manchester City by 11 points, and confront Arsenal at Stamford Bridge on Saturday.

Shaun Micheel, a former P.G.A. champion, is currently enduring the day's worst round.

Van Gerwen was generous in defeat: shoulders slumped he drifted off stage, still perhaps the future of darts, but here flattened by a peerless champion of the enduring status quo.

The early evidence is encouraging as the top-ranked UConn women prevailed, 65-64, in a rousing victory Tuesday over second-ranked Baylor, extending their basketball winning streak to 80 games and suggesting that this current team has the familiar, enduring resolve of the Huskies' champions of the past.

In a world of rapid change, Dr. Boorstin championed books as the key to enduring values.

Unsurprisingly, the enduring and deadly conflicts in Iraq and Afghanistan that Blair championed don't configure in his logic.

But after enduring many legendary battles with Schumacher on track, 1996 world champion Hill believes the German cannot be ruled out of any equation.