Sentence examples for off the medal from inspiring English sources

He'd smilingly show off the medal, or whatever it is.

My husband will not pardon me if I sell off the medal.

Last night she had dusted off the medal, which she had stored at the back of a cupboard, and was writing a letter to David Cameron.

He proudly shows off the medal, along with a framed certificate signed by the Duke of Kent in "grateful recognition of outstanding contribution to the Commonwealth War Graves Commission".

American Alysia Montaño, who finished fifth in the 800 meters at London — bumped off the medal stand by the two now-tainted Russians — said the prospect of receiving the bronze medal she was denied in London has left her with a mixture of relief, joy, frustration and sadness.

He later auctioned off the medal for $1m for charity.

Then, one by one, she took off the medals and handed those to Harper, too.

The games are over – the tears are dried off, the medals put away.

But even so, there were surprising mistakes that kept Americans off the medals podium.

Most residents have vague, general memories of watching past Olympics on TV, but one woman, Joy, beams as she shows off the medals for middle-distance running that she won many decades ago.

He made a distinction between vanity and egotism; an egotist, he said, thought he should have more medals, whilst a vain person just enjoyed showing off the medals he had.