“He defied all odds to become a sporting champion in athletics.”

“The famous actor has most recently become known as being a champion of human rights.”

“William would thus seek to prove himself a champion and a true knight once and for all.”

“For the first time in years, I attended a championship match not as a reporter but as a spectator.”

“Ready, steady, go! As the teams line up for the new season, we run the rule over all the contenders in our comprehensive championship preview.”

“It was the Czechs' seventh win in nine world championship games against its neighbor.”

“I think he will win the title undeservingly and probably be champ for a little while.”

“I think he will win the title undeservingly and probably be champ for a little while.”

“I think he will win the title undeservingly and probably be champ for a little while.”

“As we were sipping our champers, we mentioned our encounter with Ann Widdecombe to our fellow guests.”

“A word of warning though, if you like champers steer clear of the two cheaper bottles, they're awful.”

“However, I do agree that your choccy and champers shop sounds absolutely divine.”

“I think he will win the title undeservingly and probably be champ for a little while.”

“Mark Scanlon will contest both the individual time trial and the road race at the European championships in France next month.”

“They really did seem to believe that they could win the championships but the way they lost will undoubtedly set them back.”

“Because it is the last time you will ever see the distance raced at an international championships indoors.”