Sentence examples for national springboard from inspiring English sources

Riggin was the U.S. national springboard diving champion from 1923 to 1925.

Lucas insisted, however, that she would be a diligent local MP rather than simply using the seat as a national springboard for Green policies: "My constituents come first and always will do".

From 1925 to 1927 he held the U.S. national outdoor springboard and platform titles, and he won the indoor springboard title in 1927 and 1928.

In 2005, she placed first for her age group in a national competition for springboard and platform diving, but she stopped when she was 15.

In spite of continued volatility at national level, hopeful springboards for rapid reconstruction and development can be found at state and local levels.

(Two of them once led the Youth League, a powerful organization that is often a springboard to national leadership).

Like her friend and fellow liberal Nick Clegg, a career in the European parliament was a springboard into national politics.

That campaign, to build a temple to the Hindu god Ram on the site, was the BJP's springboard to national power.

She dominated the indoor national championships in the springboard and platform events in 1951 55 and won outdoor championships in 1949 51 and 1953 56.

If he comes in the top three in New Hampshire, expect to hear more from Christie as he tries to use the state as a springboard for national momentum.

In the latter part of the 20th century, São Paulo governors and mayors, seeking to use their position as a springboard to national office, began to emulate Mayor Prestes Maia by undertaking sorely needed public works programs.