Sentence examples for flair won from inspiring English sources

The last time it was defended in the match was back in 1992, when "Nature Boy" Ric Flair won the vacant championship.

Flair won the match after Mongo and Debra turned on Greene by hitting him with a steel briefcase, joining the Horsemen.

Flair and Triple H met in a steel cage match at Taboo Tuesday, a match where two wrestlers fight in a cage with four sheets of mesh metal which Flair won.

After Ric Flair won the WCW World Heavyweight Championship from Hollywood Hogan at Uncensored inside a Barbed Wire Steel Cage match, David and Torrie took some time off from WCW television in April before returning in May to accompany David to the ring for matches.

In a retrospective singles matches for the WWE Intercontinental Championship, Ric Flair defeated Triple H in a Steel cage match, which is fought in a cage with four sheets of mesh metal around, in, or against the edges of the wrestling ring, in which Flair won by escaping the cage and having both feet touch the arena floor.

The NWA World Heavyweight Championship was also defended several times in the country; in 1984 Ric Flair won the title from Harley Race in Wellington and Jeff Jarrett defeated Sting in Auckland to unify the title with Australia's WWA World Heavyweight Championship in 2003.

Marian Mercer, a willowy actress with a comedic flair who won a Tony Award in 1969 for her performance in the hit musical "Promises, Promises," died on April 27 in Newbury Park, Calif.

He jumped and spun through his solos with happy, elegant flair, justifiably winning another ovation.

When the BOA, Seb Coe and Labour ministers were bidding to host 2012, they thought big, mixing creativity, organisation, passion and flair to winning effect.

His Stop The World - I Want To Get Off and similar musicals, his film and stage acting, and his frank self-obsession added up to living proof that the fuddy-duddies had been routed and that good looks, irreverence and flair could win all battles.

Back on stage, Ma used his theatrical flair to win over the audience many of them Chinese 'netpreneurs' who had come to the event to seek inspiration and get coaching for building their own small businesses.