Sentence examples for attain medals from inspiring English sources
The pair will now compete alongside athletes with a lower level of physical disability, so may find it tougher to attain medals.
I want to attain individual medals and get as much as I can out of sport and build a name for myself.
After attaining three medals in her first two open events (in the USA and Germany), the 18-year-old secured another honour in Korea after defeating the much fancied world number five Veronica Calabrese in the final 32, before victories over Rumeysa Sila Olcek and then Senegal's Bineta Diedhiou in the quarter-final.
Williamson's year mirrored that of many British archers, who only attained one medal at the 2011 World Championships in Turin, Italy.
Multiple open champion Bianca Walkden, 22, is determined to finally attain a major medal and put the disappointment of missing out on London 2012 behind her.
He believes recreating his mentality from that final will be crucial to his bid to reclaim the title on Sunday evening - and attain Britain's fourth medal in Kazan.
-96kg British Champion Leon Rattigan, who was fifth at the 2009 World Championships and attained a bronze medal at the 2010 Commonwealth Games in Delhi was thought to be a leading candidate for a host-nation berth, despite a dip in form over the last 18 months.
Bolt then focused on attaining a gold medal in the 200 m event, aiming to emulate Carl Lewis' double win in the 1984 Los Angeles Olympics.
The 15-year-old from Nottingham navigated the four apparatus to attain a score of 56.623 points and the bronze medal, with Switzerland's Giulia Steingruber claiming the gold and Maria Kharenkova of Russia the silver.
Phelps, who already became the most decorated Olympian of all time with his 19th medal last night, has one more unprecedented goal to attain -- a male threepeat.
49er duo Steve Morrison and Ben Rhodes did not make the podium but they did attain a highly creditable fourth position, suggesting they too have an outside chance of a medal next year.
