Sentence examples for between medals from inspiring English sources

A gamy national hero, famous for being infamous, Freud wore his rakery, gambling, storied violence, and domestic squalor like something between medals and cap-and-bells.

"But what's really encouraging is we're in those fourth and fifth places, those hundredths and thousandths of a second difference between medals and not having medals.

Ervin became the oldest Olympic swimmer ever to win an individual event; his 16-year gap between medals also equals the longest gap in Olympic history.

When Lucian Freud died, in 2011, Peter Schjeldahl wrote that in Britain the painter had been "a gamy national hero, famous for being infamous, [who] wore his rakery, gambling, storied violence, and domestic squalor like something between medals and cap-and-bells".

After all, the divide between medals and money is deeply related to the line between soldier and contractor, all the more so when we call the latter a mercenary.

For most viewers, Olympic figure skating can be a subjective and murky sport, the difference between medals and also-ran status found in small gradations not visible to the naked eye.

"If you are distracted by 1percentthathat could mean the difference between medaling and not medaling.

So software allows us to measure that piece of information that will make the difference between medal, and no medal.

He explained to the BBC how the use of Quintic and Dartfish could make the difference between "medal and no medal".

Medal tally prediction … We have been set a target of between two and five medals, between the men and the women, by UK Sport.

Medal tally prediction … We are targeting between four and six medals What colour?