Sentence examples for a coveted trophy from inspiring English sources

Complex and powerful, we could see why it won a coveted trophy in the prestigious Decanter wine awards.

The winning team received a coveted trophy and the opportunity to represent the Northeast in the National Science Bowl hosted by the U.S. Department of Energy in Washington in April.

Late in "Tibet Wild," Schaller briefly shares a camp with a foreign hunter who's grousing that he had to wait three whole days to get his final shot at a Marco Polo ram, whose massive curved horns are a coveted trophy.

The grandfather clock at Martinsville is a coveted trophy and a, well, time-honored NASCAR tradition, and traditions are still, and will forever be, the best things about NASCAR -- the things worth preserving and building on as stock-car racing takes a turn into an uncertain future.

Jagr, a 41-year-old Boston Bruins forward, last hoisted hockey's most coveted trophy as a 20-year-old Pittsburgh Penguin alongside Mario Lemieux on June 1 , 1992

About 6,000 people turned out at The Hayes hoping to get a rare glimpse of the coveted trophy on Welsh soil.

First broadcast in 1962, the show – which started out on ITV, before moving to the BBC in the early-90s – has become a fixture of British television, with host Jeremy Paxman awarding a new team of boffins the coveted trophy every year.

In Barcelona's final game of the season, the Copa del Rey finals against Athletic Bilbao, Barça would win 3-0 with a brace from Pedro and a strike from Lionel Messi winning the club the coveted trophy.

The "Fruitcake Launch", a separate competition held on the same day, allows contestants to use mechanical devices, pressurized air guns and cannons to launch a two pound confection across an empty field in hopes of earning the coveted trophy and bragging rights for farthest travelling fruitcake.

The winner will receive a £100,000 first prize, as well as the coveted trophy.

With a highly-compact tactical lineup and the goals of the formidable duo Jardel and Paulo Nunes, Grêmio won the coveted trophy again in 1995 after beating an Atlético Nacional led, once again, by the iconic figure of René Higuita.