Sentence examples for make a successful title from inspiring English sources

At two-under 214, Johnson appears to be too far back to make a successful title defense.

Scotland's Russell Knox vowed to take an aggressive approach as he tries to overhaul Japan's Hideki Matsuyama and make a successful title defence in the HSBC Champions in Shanghai.

The winner in two of the last three years, Watson appears better equipped to make a successful title defence this time around.

The 33-year-old Rose, looking to become the first player since Curtis Strange in 1989 to make a successful title defence, said: "I drove the ball really well.

Ziggler was able to make a successful title defense against Kingston at the Night of Champions pay-per-view, and against Kaval at Survivor Series.

Strange as it sounds, back then Roger Federer had not won a grand slam, no one had heard of Rafael Nadal and Hewitt, who was widely tipped to make a successful defence of his title, was the best player in the world.

It seems there is a general leaning towards the Dubliners, who are seeking to become the first team in a decade to make a successful defence of the title, but to my mind some people are being far too dismissive of the side from the north of the island.

By capturing the 5,000-metre 5,000-metred fOlympicthird time in succession, Pechstein also became the second skater in history (after American Bonnie Blair) to make a successful defense of an Olympic title twice.

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But both Ismail and JW are eager to get started on something new; he talks about his generation of indie developers – the class of 2010 – and how a lot of them have had a shot at making a big successful title, but now want to scale back and experiment with smaller projects.

Chacon made a single successful title defense before losing the featherweight crown in 1975 to Mexican boxer Ruben Olivares.