Sentence examples for which champion from inspiring English sources

DEUCE Angela Lansbury and Marian Seldes star in Terrence McNally's new play, in which champion tennis doubles partners reunite.

Its proposed deal, which Champion shareholders were scheduled to consider on June 14, would swap 1.99 UPM shares for each share of Champion.

In short, Suárez can accurately be described as a cheat, even if he was entirely blameless for the specific incident for which Champion judged and admonished him on Sunday afternoon.

Mrs. Clinton also noted that the United States was the top financial donor to the Palestinian Authority — an implicit rebuke of Arab states, which champion the Palestinian cause but, in the view of critics, do too little to support its efforts to build institutions on the West Bank.

As part of their vision for the film, Nizic and Dockery – in collaboration with Goodship, a service that provides alternative distribution and micro-financing strategies for independent films – are on the lookout for partnerships with likeminded organisations which champion the female themes the book embraces.

In fact, these strategies do not coincide with the educational strategies linked to new pedagogies which champion personalization, active learning, collaborative learning and autonomous learning (Gros, 2015).

Muzak has a partnership with ScentAir, which champions the business use of another neglected sense: smell.

New Komeito, which champions Japan's underdogs, is an active brake on reform.

Given the right coaches, such teamwork is the stuff of which champions are made.

Jen Long co-presents Radio 1′s BBC Introducing show, which champions unsigned and self-signed bands.

We live in a multi-racial nation which champions a mono-racial history.