Sentence examples similar to achieving a hat trick from inspiring English sources
PETE SAMPRAS became the first player since Bjorn Borg to achieve a hat-trick of men's singles titles at Wimbledon yesterday, beating Boris Becker on a sun-baked Centre Court.
Cole was shown a yellow card after the third indignity and when the next scrum ended in a heap Garner found himself taking a familiar journey and for the first time in Premiership history, penalty try achieved a hat-trick.
Both tournaments had been held in Britain, as the next one in two years will be, but no one here is predicting that the Wallabies will become the first team to achieve a hat-trick of successes.
In the 25th minute, Zdrilic achieved a hat-trick, making the score 9 0 for Australia.
GEORGE: Unlike some of the other DC comics I read this week, Batgirl achieves a deft hat trick: a well-shaped reintroduction to a character, an elegant acknowledgement of fundamental history and the establishment of a new status quo.
When George Gustines reviewed the first issue of the series, he wrote, "'Batgirl' achieves a deft hat trick: a well-shaped reintroduction to a character, an elegant acknowledgment of fundamental history and the establishment of a new status quo.
The New York Times critic George Gene Gustines wrote: "Unlike some of the other DC comics I read this week, Batgirl achieves a deft hat trick: a well-shaped reintroduction to a character, an elegant acknowledgement of fundamental history and the establishment of a new status quo.
If her novel – the noirish literary thriller Gone Girl – takes the top spot, then Flynn will triumph over Hilary Mantel and prevent the Bring Up the Bodies author from achieving a remarkable hat-trick after already winning the Man Booker and Costa awards.
Ronaldo scores a hat trick?
Enganamouit had a hat trick.
