Sentence examples for medals about from inspiring English sources

In the first row sat someone who knows something about medals, about racing and winning and thrusting both arms skyward after the finish.

The Russian haul of gold medals, about half the total available, was a record for the University Games, also known as the Universiade, which have been held since 1924.

Perhaps I'm just bitter about my own upbringing; about hearing stories of my friends' parents' screaming at them for bringing home 98s and silver medals; about parents' screaming at their children that they're useless and embarrassing; about never being good enough.

The burglars also took nine AAA British medals, about six Island Games medals and other items including a computer.

That's what medals are about".

In a ceremony on Friday, he gave out medals to about 60 oil workers and said that strikers are traitors.

You mustn't think about medals, but about performing.

"It's not about winning medals, it's about... what sort of person you become".

The Rodney King acquittal and the L.A. riots were just three years before; Fuhrman reportedly collected Nazi medals, lied about using racial slurs, and bragged about torturing suspects.

Medals are about ego whereas having a child is about being a good person.

Gives statistics on the winning of medals, tells about some of the disputes, opinions, and possible reform of the Games for the future.