Sentence examples for be trophy from inspiring English sources

It's a lesson she says she has never forgotten, and it is true that few women in Vietnam who are hitched to wealthy men are content to be trophy wives.

Feder: Peter, there are always going to be "trophy" properties that command big premiums to the rest of the market, and, as you well know, new developments tend to attract premiums as a result of location, quality, finishes, amenities and so on.

Despite their rarity and cultural importance, the White Lions have no protected status and may be trophy hunted in the wild and in captivity.

This means management would be handed over to the three states - Idaho, Montana, and Wyoming - which have readily indicated that they would rush to allow the bears to be trophy hunted.

"Our aim has to be trophies," Negus-Hill says.

There will be trophies and a light lunch.

Entry and lunch are free, and there will be trophies for the winners.

Are these meant to be trophies, a sign of a fortune already amassed?

"I think it's sad that for financial and political reasons, some top-class professional sportsmen appear to be trophy-hunting," said Greenwood.

Now they're trophy mates.

"These are trophy homes for people who like trophies".