Sentence examples for Professional trophy from inspiring English sources
The former world amateur champion Frankie Gavin acquired his first significant professional trophy, the WBO intercontinental welterweight belt, with a unanimous points victory over fellow Midlander and former British champion Young Mutley.
Amit could appeal to his team's pride in leading the industry, or the accolades they would add to their professional trophy cases: "Look at what you'll create". This individual focus engages people's emotions and moves them to action.
Mr. Chumlung was imprisoned in 2012 after being sent by the Southeast Asian trafficking syndicate called the Xaysavang network — which authorities say includes Mr. Boonchai — to take advantage of South Africa's permit system for professional trophy hunts.
Only on closer inspection does it become apparent that he is wearing a police officer's billed cap and badge, and that the others are not his sons but his prisoners, bound together by discreet sets of handcuffs and photographed as a kind of professional trophy.
It resonated with pure joy as Wie described the sensation of standing on the 18th green at Guadalajara Country Club two hours earlier after birdieing the final hole to win the Lorena Ochoa Invitational and raising her first professional trophy — something she and so many others believed she would have done a long time ago.
He also won the first professional trophy of his Valencia spell, winning the Copa del Rey for the second time in his career, beating Barcelona 3 2 in the semi-finals and then Getafe CF 3 1 in the final.
The best two chefs from this round join the other eight and continue their quest to raise the MasterChef: The Professionals 2018 trophy.
The game was informally called by the grandiose Super Bowl name — coined by the Kansas City Chiefs' owner, Lamar Hunt — and Rozelle commissioned Tiffany to create a world professional football championship trophy (later renamed for Vince Lombardi).
It is the oldest trophy in professional sports and arguably the world's best known.
In theory, elaborate big-game hunts — which can cost tens of thousands of dollars, including trophy fees, professional guide payments, transportation and lodging — could help poor countries maintain robust conservation programs and give aid to residents.
With the victory at Buffalo's Marine Midland Arena, the Capitals vanquished a team anchored by Olympic gold-medalist Dominik Hasek, the best goaltender in the game; shed their reputation for not winning the big game; and earned the right to compete for the most famous trophy in professional sports.
