Sentence examples for though champion from inspiring English sources

In the day since the Lange incident, few major media outlets published or broadcast anything significant about his actions, though Champion's employer, ESPN, roundly denounced Lange's behavior and banned him from the network.

Though Champion was hit repeatedly during the hazing, known as "Crossing Bus C," none of his fellow band members admitted striking him.

Though champion players with cues sometimes dabbled in finger billiards, it was said even of such greats as Jacob Schaefer, George Slosson, and Eugene Carter that "their work, compared with that of the Finger Wonder, is like a novice playing an expert".

For all the hassle we had, a lot of people were behind us, though, championing our cause in Blackpool.

Though championed by Mr Koizumi, it was anathema to Mr Abe, whose conservative credentials risked being undermined.

Though championed by Maria Callas in the 50s and Montserrat Caballé a generation later, performances are still rare.

Though championed even more enthusiastically by David Cameron and Gove, the drive for a rebirth of educational noblesse oblige is still not going swimmingly.

Leicester though are champions and very proud.

To plenty of Iranians, though, his championing of the oppressed of Africa and Latin America may seem a bit rich from the president of a regime that treats its own opponents roughly.

That champion, though, turned 36 in February, a number in boxing that has proved more unlucky than 13.

It was a good thing Moore couldn't see Marciano's face as he came back to his corner, though, because the champion was laughing.