Sentence examples for fellow champion from inspiring English sources

"She's aggressive and a really good surfer," said Alana Blanchard, also 13, her best friend and fellow champion.

Perhaps he knew precisely the pressure mounting on his fellow champion, the terrible sense that he could no longer inflict himself on any situation.

Czech-born Ms Navratilova, now a naturalised American, won her first Wimbledon title, the women's doubles, in 1976, with her friend and fellow champion Chris Evert.

It is at about this time that Mr. Agassi seriously crosses paths with Steffi Graf, the fellow champion who will become the most important woman in his life.

Mr. Dohnanyi, a fellow champion of overlooked 20th-century works, conducted assured accounts of both scores before turning to Brahms's Symphony No. 2 in D. In the first movement, it seemed, the orchestra had some trouble achieving the spacious, magisterial quality Mr. Dohnanyi was after without losing rhythmic tautness.

Invisible Dot, London, 1-9 November, theinvisibledot.com Absent from this year's Edinburgh fringe after three previous comedy award nominations in a row, Josie Long takes to the road alongside fellow champion of creative comedy Robin Ince for a night of politics, science and "some mucking about and nonsense".

Mr. Braun's fellow champions of African music have their own conversion experiences and approaches.

Once they become champions and get the magic Ch. in front of their names, they compete against only fellow champions.

Fellow Champions League participants Real Sociedad, who lost 2-1 at home to Atletico in their most recent outing, play at Levante, also on Saturday (1600).

The result was a "Last Supper" painting of the captain and 12 fellow champions at a table surrounded by junk food.

Schalke moved up to third by beating fellow Champions League challengers Gladbach in the Friday night fixture, which promised much but delivered little in the way of excitement.