Sentence examples for multiple championships from inspiring English sources
'multiple championships' is a correct and usable phrase in written English
You can use it to refer to a person, team or organization which has won more than one championship or title. For example, "The team has won multiple championships over the past decade."
"And it's about winning multiple championships".
They had each won multiple championships in their college days — but not four.
But he led Olimpia Milano to multiple championships and became the club's career scoring leader.
The quarterbacks Dungy mentioned, Joe Montana and Johnny Unitas, won multiple championships, as did several others.
There are now 30 N.H.L. teams, and the chances of winning multiple championships are smaller than they used to be.
His business is basketball, and the best opportunity to raise his already noticeable profile is by winning multiple championships.
The Terrapins have multiple championship banners hanging in their stadium — albeit none since 1975 — and were playing for another just a year ago.
A combined 35 seasons and multiple championship rings among them, San Antonio's "Big Three" has once again defied age and expectation in bringing their franchise – and their small-market city – into the basketball spotlight.
Some will scoff at the claiming of one measly title after James promised, "Not one, not two," and dared count into high single digits at the aforementioned preening festival in the aftermath of exchanging multiple championship vows with Chris Bosh and Dwyane Wade.
Van Gaal is a multiple championship winner across Europe but BBC Sport's Alan Hansen believes the Old Trafford post will still be a challenge.
Journeymen such as Toby Harrah, Mel Hall, Dennis Rasmussen and Butch Wynegar are as etched into my baseball mind as firmly as those now holding multiple championship rings.
