Sentence examples for a medal which from inspiring English sources

He gave her a medal which the Pope had blessed and explained how it had happened.

Presented with a possible path to a medal which avoids the most difficult opponents, why would you not take it?

I know if I vault as well as I can I'll probably pick up a medal, which is what I'm aiming for".

In fact, it did not seem unreasonable that the team would contend for a medal, which would have been only its second.

They're jumping for silver, a medal which would be the third I've won for Great Britain while live-blogging so far.

Olympians do get a stipend for winning a medal — which is $25,000 for a gold, in any sport — and N.B.A. players are put up in rather lavish accommodations, compared to the rest of the athletes.

"And yeah, if you look back, I could have won a bronze medal, which is a shame.

Roy Shelton, the local Ford mechanic, has cast a commemorative medal which shows an ape's head in bas-relief and the words, "Dayton, Tenn., 1925".

Once he got a silver and once a gold medal, which places him in the pantheon of gardening gods.

The great dilemma for the British management is that while Cavendish might be promising in the omnium, to ride that he will have to be part of the five-man team pursuit squad, and will have to ride at least one round without compromising a gold medal, which is always a key target for Great Britain.

"But the South African team ran a cracker of a race in the final and managed a silver medal, which I don't think anyone expected".