Sentence examples for better trophy from inspiring English sources

THE GREEN JACKET There is no better trophy in golf.

"Nobody has a better trophy case than the one in the front of our building," Mariucci said.

They might not have been paid the same as the men for years, but at least they got a better trophy, eh?

For the overseas investor who has it all, what better trophy to add to the portfolio of properties you will never visit than an apartment with its own "sky pool"?

"Frankly," said Jack Lang, a Socialist Party grandee, of the summit, "we couldn't have done it better".The main trophy Mr Sarkozy brought home from Brussels was the new simplified treaty that, he likes to recall, he single-handedly dreamt up as a presidential candidate.

And – better than any trophy – he has been a household name ever since Carrie Bradshaw pleaded with a Manhattan mugger: "You can take my Fendi baguette, you can take my ring and my watch, but please don't take my Manolo Blahniks".

Universities attempting to improve their quality, rigor, and prestige should realize that students with less debt and more knowledge promote their image better than a trophy on a dusty shelf.

That stuff is overpriced and better suited on trophy wives and visiting emissaries anyway.

Because, truth be told, the smiles and giggles I see on my baby's face are better than any trophy I could've ever been handed or any stamp of approval and/or perfection I may have been seeking.

A happy child is always better than a trophy child.

The general feeling amongst Manchester United fans seems to be that if they are to suffer through another season of depressing displays there had better be some trophies to compensate.