Sentence examples for fitting champion from inspiring English sources

There is no more fitting champion in the first season of Barry Hearn's bold new commercial world: the sport's most spunkily compelling character and a player whose high tempo at the table was simply too much for Carter.

Staff at all of our sites have a B-fit Champion to support the programme and to encourage everyone to get involved.

Now the station THUMP once dubbed "the most exciting radio station in the country," is celebrating its fifth anniversary with a party fitting for its champion stature.

Bolton's new American signing hopes an FA Cup run can earn a trip to South Africa Everton have one week to reinforce squad as defender finally joins City for £24m Ben Foster and Wes Brown are likely to be fit for champions Manchester United's opening Premier League game at home to Birmingham City after a close-season full of injuries and high-profile departures.

As Germany justifiably aspires to be a Permanent Member of the United Nations Security Council, it would be fitting for it to champion and lead a global Marshall Plan for Children.

What you really want is a team that is fitting of the city of champions.

The "one size fits all" diet championed by Mark Bittman is what needs more reanalysis.

Admittedly the objective of the particular changes they championed fitted rather more neatly with the desires of the wealthy elite, the power of which to influence policy still flies in the face of our collective commitment to democratic principles.

By defiantly not fitting into a certain image, but championing women's equality.

It was fitting on a night the last two national champions, Florida and L.S.U., duked it out at the Swamp.

Steinitz actively supported this endeavor, as he thought he was becoming too old to remain world champion – he wrote in his own magazine "I know I am not fit to be the champion, and I am not likely to bear that title for ever".