Sentence examples for Inaugural trophy from inspiring English sources

It will, if the rugby league gods are fair-minded, be one of those teams who hold the inaugural trophy aloft come Sunday night.

Success for the 37-year-old, or Sehwag, would be a first Indian triumph in the category since Rahul Dravid won the inaugural trophy in 2004.

Paul Kingsnorth's crowd-funded first novel The Wake will compete with works by Ali Smith and Rachel Cusk for the Goldsmiths prize, a new award for innovation in fiction which recognised Eimear McBride with its inaugural trophy.

They were enjoying some food and drinks when the numbers came out and revealed they – the new entrants to this top level cup competition, in its second year of existence – would be playing the team which last year took home the inaugural trophy.

However, like his coach, Miller was satisfied with his side's performance in a match the Scots had to win to prevent the Irish winning the inaugural trophy.

"Not only was it a penalty, but the lad has knocked it out for a corner as well". However, like his coach, Miller was satisfied with his side's performance in a match the Scots had to win to prevent the Irish winning the inaugural trophy.

There would be less hesitancy here to question such a move if it were made by the likes of Billups, who did not receive the inaugural Twyman/Stokes trophy by accident.

Jacobsen will receive the inaugural 2012/13 trophy when this campaign ends.

He was a clear winner of the inaugural Neale Daniher Trophy for the player judged best afield in the annual marquee clash between the two clubs.

Murray then posted a picture of himself and his team with the inaugural Shenzhen Open trophy on Facebook  and wrote: "Thanks for your support everyone it means a lot".

The United States Intercollegiate Lacrosse Association USILAA) was created in 1885, and awarded the inaugural Wingate Memorial Trophy to the University of Maryland as national champions in 1936.