Sentence examples for into a podium from inspiring English sources

Unable to turn that promise into a podium appearance, Fisher placed 26th in the IndyCar Series points race, well below her expectations.

It is being raised 11 feet and turned into a podium with a sculpture garden, above a 22,000-square-foot retail space.

The shimmy in his walk, always about to transform itself into a podium flail and strut (my God, that one could dance)?

The runner in second position overall, TNF-sponsored former para Sam McGrath, had been forced out with a knee injury on day three and I was elevated into a podium position.

Alonso, who ultimately finished second to Button, and has now lost three world titles on the last day of the season, had got off to a flier, lifting himself from seventh to fourth by the second corner and into a podium position by the end of the opening lap.

There was a brief period of excitement when the Brazilian TV directors showed the armchair supporters the Arnoux/Laffite contest for third and fourth, but right on cue the cameras cut back to Piquet just as Laffite moved into a podium position.

After appearing to blow her chances with a two-over-par third round of 73, the GB player looked to have hauled herself back into contention for a podium place but came up short after undercooking a putt on the 18th.

The job of surgeon general evolved into a prominent podium for speaking out on health issues, which successors like C. Everett Koop used to impressive effect.

— When the conductor Kurt Masur, who has looked increasingly frail in recent years and who turned 85 on Wednesday, fell off a podium and into the audience in Paris in April, breaking a shoulder blade, it was announced that he would be unable to conduct until October.

After the spaceship came fully into view, Branson stood at a podium and faced the crowd.

A video put together by asmbld shows what the technology could one day potentially do: private office spaces assembling tile by tile in the middle of a room, then dropping away and reconfiguring into a stage, equipped with a podium.