Sentence examples for running champion from inspiring English sources
Claim to fame A Rhodes scholar and former running champion, Ms. Lynch brings an unusual pedigree to one of City Hall's most powerful corners.
Frighteningly, almost, after going through history without a male global distance running champion, Britain now has one who makes the art of world-beating look routine.
The former Olympic running champion Steve Ovett suffered this indignity in September, when a life-size bronze replica of him, in full stride, disappeared from Preston Park, in Brighton.
The ancient Greeks even pioneered a form of the ticker-tape parade when, in 412 B.C., the Olympic running champion Exaentus of Agrigentum was driven through the streets in a chariot followed by 300 prominent citizens.
He was a long distance running champion in high school for Glastonbury High School, winning two Class LL championships as a sophomore and then open state and New England championships as a junior and senior.
A collection of tributes to Ethiopian greats, such as long distance running champion Haile Gebreselassie and the late Emperor Haile Selassie, with an ultra-accessible mix of reggae, funk, and Amharic music, it was this second album that made him an instant star.
A specially produced PSA includes Olympic gold medalist and world running champions Noah Ngeny and Daniel Komen of Kenya.
It was an investment banker telling him of an opportunity to run Champion Enterprises, the builder of manufactured homes, recreational vehicles and buses, and a whole catalog of other products.
Disregarding the shrieking blue notes and scalar runs championed by Coleman Hawkins and his legion of imitators, Young fashioned a muted, velvety approach to soloing.
At the end of the 1969 racing season, he was named World Champion Quarter Running Horse, Champion Quarter Running Stallion, and Champion Quarter Running Two-Year Old Colt by the AQHA.
Brain of Britain runs a champion of champions contest every three years, and then a champion of champions of champions contest every nine years.
