Sentence examples for new medal from inspiring English sources
In New York this week to unveil the company's new medal outfits, Susan Halliday, an Adidas product manager, remarked that, in the past, "you'd have a Coca-Cola do a year of the Games, and then they're gone".
WASHINGTON — If drone pilots and computer experts had any doubts that they truly are central to the new way of combat, Defense Secretary Leon E. Panetta used his valedictory Pentagon news conference on Wednesday to make it clear: he established a new medal just for them.
He was looking forward to getting the new medal from Cameron.
A new medal ceremony will be held during tomorrow morning's Athletics session.
There were two new medal categories in Austin, each a source of some chagrin to the purists.
While still far from challenging the traditional winter sport countries, the introduction of new freestyle skiing and snowboarding events has also opened up new medal possibilities.
To listen to them, the new medal-hungry Canadians will stop at nothing.
His growing passion for state decorations became a common joke ("Have you heard, Brezhnev had a chest-expansion surgery? — To make more space for new medals").
His growing passion for state decorations became a common joke ("Have you heard, Brezhnev had a chest-expansion surgery?—To make more space for new medals").
No new medals on day 12 but some watery contenders for day 13 – Lachlan Tame and Ken Wallace in the kayak; Mathew Belcher and Will Ryan in sailing; Melissa Wu in diving.
He suggested that his contemporaries might inform future historians by striking new medals to the honoured and famous, noting that those known for "experimental learning" were as "fit to have been stamp'd and worn in Medals of Gold" as any Greek or Roman hero.
