Sentence examples for notable champion from inspiring English sources
Winstone's trainer, Eddie Thomas, himself a notable champion, claimed that children born in the Valleys were so angry that they came out with their fists clenched.
The most notable champion of parliamentary Gallicanism was the jurist Pierre Pithou, who published his Les Libertés de l'église gallicane in 1594.
December 8 , 1790Ashburton, England February 10 , 1843London, England Richard Carlile, (born December 8 , 1790 Ashburton, Devonshire, England died February 10 , 1843 London) Radical English journalist who was a notable champion of the freedom of the press.
The first of these "all-time best" tournaments, Super Jeopardy!, aired in the summer of 1990 on ABC, and featured 37 top contestants from the previous seasons of the Trebek version and one notable champion from the original Jeopardy! series competing for a top prize of $250,000.
— Merion Golf Club has a history of crowning notable champions.
None of the winners of the Prix de Diane over the past decade have produced notable champions, so there is intense focus on Zarkava, who had a filly foal last year by Dalakhani, the 2003 French Derby winner, and a colt this year by Sea the Stars, who counted the Arc and the Epsom Derby among his many Group 1 successes.
"All modern American literature comes from one book by Mark Twain called Huckleberry Finn," proclaimed Ernest Hemingway, one of the book's most notable champions, in 1935.
Despite notable champions within their ranks, many Democrats take progressive votes for granted; even though the 2010 election offered conclusive proof that a dispirited base spells electoral disaster.
Another notable Open champion is Jack Nicklaus, who won in 1966, 1970, and 1978 and placed in the top five 16 times, including seven second-place finishes.
Sweden has produced several notable skiing champions, including Ingemar Stenmark (Alpine) and Sixten Jernberg (Nordic), as well as innovator Gillis Grafström.
In recent years "Great Performances" has not been notable for championing contemporary music, so its commitment to a new American opera is praiseworthy.
