Sentence examples for grabbing gold from inspiring English sources

Barring disaster (basically they just have to cross the start line) the GB pair are guaranteed silver but they have a chance of overhauling Belcher and Page and grabbing gold.

Peacock, who finished sixth at the last World Championships in New Zealand in 2011 before grabbing gold in London, hit back at Browne's Twitter remarks.

She grabbed gold, and Li Nina and Guo Xinxin of China won silver and bronze, respectively.

Not since 1992, when the format changed, had anyone reached up to grab gold from her position.

While the US grabbed gold in both men's and women's slopestyle snowboarding over the weekend, Canada has dominated everything else.

All four US gold medals in Sochi have come at Rosa Khutor Extreme Park, and Thursday's haul came 15 hours after Kaitlyn Farrington and Kelly Clark grabbed gold and bronze in women's halfpipe snowboarding.

Mack Horton also grabbed gold in the men's 400m freestyle but made more of a splash with his comments on "drug cheat" runner-up Sun Yang, previously banned for a doping offence.

Dorian van Rijsselberge of the Netherlands won the event, ensuring Dempsey had to settle for silver, while Poland's Zofia Noceti-Klepacka grabbed gold in the women's event.

The way that she grabbed gold was exceptional and I think that it brought public awareness to taekwondo and into everyone's living rooms.

But so far the bid by Harmony, a South African gold miner, to grab Gold Fields, a bigger local rival with tempting ore reserves, has led mainly to hype.In New York this week Harmony's ebullient chief, Bernard Swanepoel, raged that Gold Fields had labelled him "a criminal" by saying that he exaggerated his firm's reserves.

Like 15-year-old Plymouth schoolgirl Ruta Meilutyte grabbing a gold in the 100m breaststroke.