Sentence examples for vice-champion from inspiring English sources

No one says, 'Hey, the vice-champion is standing over there.' It's just, 'Lewis Hamilton.' But now it's: World Champion.

Spend two hours each day being taught by Miguel Magalhaes, a national dressage Vice-Champion, learning how to pull off flying changes and the Spanish walk, before heading out for the afternoon in the mountains.

The NYC-based beatboxer has already racked up three bigtime awards for her skillful performances -- she's currently the Vice Beatbox Champion, Loop station champion and three-time Beatrhyme Champion. .

Alan Blinder, former Fed vice-chairman, championed Yellen in a recent editorial in the Wall Street Journal.

There's a certain irony in government and vice-chancellors championing this approach and funding the best graduates with competitive interdisciplinary studentships and fellowships, while not changing the conventions that make it so difficult for those who choose this route early in their careers to actually progress.

Robert A. Lutz, the retired G.M. vice chairman who championed the Chevy Volt, was up to his old green-tweaking tricks.

After retiring, Grant was a vice president of Champion Sparkplugs and did public relations work for Honda.

U.S. Sen. (and future vice president) Al Gore championed the report, and in 1991 the High Performance Computing Act (also known as the Gore bill) was passed.

Administration officials conceded that Mr. O'Neill had lost the confidence of the markets and of White House officials, especially his initial champion, Vice President Dick Cheney.

The same ideas were taking hold in the office of Vice President Cheney, championed by his 44-year-old counsel, David S. Addington.

After all, the vice president has championed high-technology issues, and eight years of a strong economy has created an unimaginable level of wealth here.