Sentence examples for lone champion from inspiring English sources

There he pitched it to a teammate, who scored the touchdown that made Destrehan the lone champion.

The German chancellor has emerged as Europe's lone champion in the dread-filled months following Vladimir Putin's calm-shattering invasion and annexation of Crimea almost one year ago.

He was a lone champion of Lutyens and was the first to realise the scale of the latter's achievement in building New Delhi and making a firm break with a century of Tropical Gothic architecture: "People don't realise what has been done," he wrote to his mother, "how stupendous it is, and such a work of beauty, so unlike the English.

Chapuys' two missions, from 1529 to 1545, initially saw him charged with defending, unsuccessfully, the claims of Charles's aunt, Katherine of Aragon, as rightful Queen of England against Henry VIII's planned annulment, and then, as Mackay argues, as lone champion for her daughter Mary, who was abandoned, in practical terms, even by her cousin Charles.

HUSTON TOPS CHAMPIONS EVENT Through two rounds at the Dick's Sporting Goods Open, John Huston, the defending champion, is playing much as he did last year when he won his lone Champions Tour title.

He won the 2011 U.S. Senior Open for his lone Champions Tour victory.

Champion teams have, in fact, been considered as more efficient and effective than lone champions [ 29 ].

Much of Moorcock's fantasy and science fiction takes place in the "Multiverse," an infinity of parallel universes in which the Eternal Champion, a lone hero who takes many forms, battles against forces that wish to upset the balance between Law and Chaos.

Salazar is the lone returning champion this year, Tomchak said.

Rod Wilde is the lone rookie champion, having guided Pepperdine to the top in 1986.

Who'd have thought that the Lone Star candidate could be pilloried as a champion of big-government, a bleeding-heart liberal and a crony capitalist all at once?