Sentence examples for medals which would from inspiring English sources

At the Paralympics, she is on a quest for five gold medals, which would equal her haul from the 2004 Athens Paralympics.

See if you agree: Such a tax provision would provide an incentive for Americans to win more medals, which would in turn lead to better television ratings and more profits for NBC.

We could finish with seven medals, which would be our best performance since Seoul in 1988, and we could lose the coach who put us in the position to do that.

It also believes the squad is capable of winning as many as seven medals, which would beat GB's best tally of four at the Chamonix Games in 1924.

In fact, it did not seem unreasonable that the team would contend for a medal, which would have been only its second.

But if Ennis had to choose between two world championship titles and an Olympic gold medal, which would she go for?

On Friday in Thessaloniki, Iraq will play Italy for the bronze medal, which would be the first Olympic honors since a weight-lifting bronze in 1960.

They're jumping for silver, a medal which would be the third I've won for Great Britain while live-blogging so far.

It is possible he will prioritise the majors and a shot at a second Olympic gold medal, which would expose Great Britain to the hard reality of life without Murray.

Mr. Rosenberg said there are hopes that the three members of the United States foil team for the 2004 Olympics in Athens might capture a medal, which would be the United States' first since Mr. Westbrook's.

And was Nancy unfairly denied the gold medal which would have crowned her incredible comeback from injury?