Sentence examples for produced a champion from inspiring English sources

Each conference produced a champion.

It's clear the quality is there – Tasmanian wines have punched above their weight at the international Decanter Awards, while the domestic industry has garlanded talents such as Nick Glaetzer, who produced a champion shiraz after crushing just four tonnes of local grapes.

As the U.S.T.A. continues to invest in establishing a national coaching approach, independent coaches like John McEnroe and Wayne Bryan resist, maintaining that a federation cannot produce a champion.

Counting the World Series, thirty-eight games were required to produce a champion, with eleven of them settled by one run, and six going into extra innings.

But it's a safe bet that Shinnecock will play tougher as the tournament progresses, meaning this Open could still produce a champion who shoots over par.

John McEnroe and others have said that, unless tennis begins attracting the best male athletes, the United States is unlikely to produce a champion in men's singles.

The country can grow grass hardy enough to survive two weeks of very physical shuffling, but it cannot produce a champion.

The Rusedski adoption Unable to produce a champion, we tried to borrow one, bringing big-serving Rusedski from Canada to Britain, thanks to his English mother.

The B.C.S. game will spark its usual round of grumbling about the ridiculous system used to create a champion, writes Dan Wetzel on Yahoo.com, but it will produce a champion we are stuck with nonetheless.

Cisco's experience is a timely reminder that while having plenty of cash is a powerful remedy in surviving a recession, if it is also deployed wisely it can produce a champion when the downturn ends.

Hopefully we'll produce a champion one day".