Sentence examples for medal itself from inspiring English sources

For one thing, the medal itself has gone missing.

The actual Gold Medal itself was given to the Smithsonian Institution.

Each winner will receive £500 worth of books to donate to their local library and of course the medal itself!

A replica of the medal has been on display at the King Center for about 17 years, but it's unclear when the medal itself was last shown, King Center spokesman Steve Klein said.

It is not a singular medal itself she is chasing next month at the Summer Games in Sydney, Australia, or rather not the gold-plated hardware, but instead a sense of goals achieved, potential consummated.

The Maltese flag incorporates the George Cross, which was awarded to the country in 1942 for its people's "outstanding gallantry" during the second world war; the medal itself takes pride of place in the war museum, along with remnants of one of the three biplanes that helped to defend Malta during the war.

That team could contend for a medal by itself.

The pressure to win a gold medal manifests itself differently in all three top competitors, but Kwan's reaction to the coming Olympics has been the most curious.

Either way it's hard to understand why Green, a wholesome moderate Tory demoted by Michael Howard (surely worth a campaign medal in itself?), should have the old bill piling into his home and office at all, let alone in offensively large numbers.

Television rivals the Pentagon for bursts of self-admiration, and tonight at 9 on Channel 5, the nightly news program that has been serving or exploiting the New York area for 25 years spends an hour pinning medals on itself.

Carl Burnett, a member of the U.S. Disabled Ski Team who also happens to be a freelance lexicographer compiling a dictionary of skiing terms, says he believes that the verb podium stems from a peculiar usage of the noun to mean not the medals podium itself but rather "a place on the podium".