Sentence examples for routinely championed from inspiring English sources
Napolitano, who came to the DHS after serving as governor of Arizona, made clear that her top priority was immigration reform and routinely championed the issue in congressional testimony.
Even when the open era began in 1968, champions routinely avoided the marathon journey to play in the Australian Open.
But in a sport that routinely sees champions determined by fractions of a point, Biles's margin of victory on an off-night was even more impressive.
Bills aimed at broadly overhauling the statutes, known as the Rockefeller drug laws because Gov. Nelson A. Rockefeller championed their approval, have routinely passed the Democratic-controlled Assembly only to die in the Senate, which until this year was controlled by Republicans.
"He really championed me".
Kennedy championed autonomy.
The Huskies, last season's N.C.A.A. champions, routinely sell out the Hartford Civic Center and their campus arena.
The son's résumé included five successful years as a head coach in the Ivy League -- at his alma mater, Princeton, where he also served as an assistant under the legendary Pete Carril -- but no experience in the high-stakes, fierce-recruiting world of Big East basketball, which routinely produces national champions.
Wisnefski now champions flextime.
