Sentence examples for gallant performance from inspiring English sources

He swished both, nullifying a gallant performance by Damon Stoudamire in the final three minutes.

Perhaps 30 years from now, some coach will show his battered club a tape of Snow's gallant performance -- 18 points and the team's last two baskets -- in the 76ers' 89-88 victory over the Milwaukee Bucks on Wednesday night.

Wales ended a hugely encouraging half on the offensive but could not find their way over for the score a gallant performance deserved.

And while Celtic can be proud of a gallant performance, there was to be no repeat of last year's astounding 2-1 home win as they suffered their second defeat in as many Champions League matches this season.  .

BURNS, OREGON -- For "a gallant performance in the line of duty, and suffering through an enormous bruise," Grant Ryan has been awarded a Purple Heart award.

"I was very proud of the boys' effort against Crawley, I though it was a gallant, energetic performance from a team desperate to win," he added.

But then again, given the limited attacking option available to Gordon Strachan, I guess Phil has a point in saying that a gallant defensive performance like that is the best Celtic can do.

If one day this magazine were to publish a list of the 10 most heroic runner-ups in sporting history, Crisp's gallant weight-carrying performance in the 1973 Grand National, Greasepaint's two defeats in the same race a decade later and Queens Park Rangers' heartbreaking failure to win the 1976 Division One title would figure prominently.

In the third stakes of the day, the Gallant Bloom, a virtuoso performance was recorded by Dream Supreme, the 3-year-old filly owned by George Steinbrenner and trained by Bill Mott.

The way she kept beckoning and eluding the prince in the vision scene made her a figure of wonder, and she brought dignity to her final duet with Bruce Caldwell, who was the gallant prince at both performances.

Christian Tworzyanski, already accepted into City Ballet as an apprentice, was her gallant, elegant cavalier in a performance of exceptional polish.