Sentence examples for is medals from inspiring English sources
noun
A stamped metal disc used as a personal ornament, a charm, or a religious object.
It is medals day in all four rowing disciplines, with the B finals beginning at 9.30am and the A finals following 80 minutes later.
Her principal motivation is medals, rather than remuneration, though she adds: "The prize money's better these days and I've got a good team of owners, people who enjoy the sport and want to invest, and sponsors.
But I'm very aware that our funding comes from UK Sport and their remit is medals.
There were medals he had won.
"That's medals for us," he said.
There are medals for both, and Canada is happy, too.
But there were medals, too, for the likes of Poland and Argentina.
Perhaps they're medals – the purple hearts of stage management.
"There are medals, necklaces that Robert wore," Ludwig continued.
Allingham was awarded four medals, two of which were medals from the First World War.
"Look at the teams that are medalling.
