Sentence examples for fine champion from inspiring English sources

I would say he's a fine champion".

She has been a fine champion for this cause.

It delivered the uplift that always comes when you see a fine champion defining himself once more.

Cammarelle, a Milanese policeman, has been a fine champion for a long time and briefly seemed on the verge of overwhelming an opponent who had had only 43 amateur bouts, losing three.

Holyfield, washed up but clinging to the vestiges of aura he had once as a fine champion, was denied an improbable victory by a majority decision favouring the title-holder 116-112, 114-114 and 115-114.

He is not only a fine champion but a canny salesman, a genuine entrepreneur, as Harrison would admit after landing the biggest part in his own melodrama of a career.

If there has ever been a finer champion than Nicklaus, both on or off the course, he doesn't come readily to mind, though Woods is certainly a splendid candidate.

You'll find no finer champion of the craft's healing abilities than Betsan Corkhill, founder of Stitchlinks, an organisation with the aim of learning more about the feel-good effects of knitting.

Los Angeles Mayor Eric Garcetti called Waxman a "legendary lawmaker and one of the finest champions for Los Angeles".

His friend and biographer, the late Jose Torres, himself a fine world champion once in the light-heavyweight division, related in a conversation we had in New York many years ago that he suspected Ali had Parkinson's disease when he fought Larry Holmes, the second-to-last bout of a career that had already stretched five or six years too long.

Moore, a fine British champion, quit boxing two years ago after his second stoppage loss on the spin.