Sentence examples similar to crest- from inspiring English sources

Since then, the indignities have stacked up at such a rate it feels like a tragicomedy that Blackpool's motto on their club crest is "Progress".

Ivanovic came into the match on the crest of a wave after reaching her first major semi-final since winning her sole grand slam title in Paris seven years ago.

But a verdant sprawl of 54 acres on the hill's crest is not available for money of any heft or colour.

Other trees and shrubs echo the colours of the heraldic Drummond family crest.

Our surf instructor is delighted too and offers one of his many teaching metaphors on this trip to Byron Bay, describing the moment when you make the sweet spot of water that propels the board forward from the crest of the wave.

The Hawks are at the crest of a wave, making the last three grand finals and winning the last two flags.

Some people may choose an image which represents but doesn't directly depict them (e.g. a cropped picture of their eyes), or which says something about their background, perspective, values or interests (for example, a particular colour or symbol like a leaf, flag or a team crest).

Shelf-life is always short when you're trying to crest a wave.

Open areas are infilled with grass and a gravel matching the stone of the castle Statues and urns are typical of the extravagant baroque style of the 17th and 18th centuries The reds and yellows of hybrid tea roses, golden yews, purple prunus and 30 varieties of acer echo the colours of the Drummond family crest.

"A general election dinner in honour of the prime minister and Samantha Cameron," said the glossy invitation, complete with crest.

The flood is expected to crest nearly 10ft above flood stage on Tuesday.