Sentence examples for off the trophy from inspiring English sources

The J. Paul Getty Museum carried off the trophy.

Back-to-back FA Cup wins enabled the North London side to throw off the trophy hoodoo which had engulfed them since 2005.

But it was Mahendra Singh Dhoni, the captain of Chennai, who carried off the trophy they all wanted, the I.P.L. championship.

Since carrying off the trophy last year, O'Sullivan has taken a career hiatus that he intended to run longer than it has.

Instead, Richard O'Brien's 1973 musical spoof, which sees wholesome all-American couple Brad and Janet having a ravishing time in the castle of "sweet transvestite" Frank'n'Furter, carried off the trophy.

Scottish Cup Final victors St Johnstone are showing off the trophy during an open-top bus parade though Perth.

At the 2009 edition of the prestigious London-based International Wine Challenge, a single wine from Valpolicella carried off the trophies for the best Italian red, the best Venetian red and the best Amarone: Campolongo di Torbe 2004, an Amarone cru produced by the Masi winery.

A strong first-half showing ensured Toulon got their defence of the trophy off to a winning start as they kicked off their  Pool 2 campaign with a 51-28 victoverover a previously unbeaten Glasgow Warriors.

Her position at the top of every best-dressed poll is unshakeable, despite – indeed, come to think of it, partly because of – the fact that she more often wears old favourites than straight-off-the-catwalk trophy fashion, and is more likely to be snapped in yesterday's blow-dry, fag in hand, head thrown back in laughter, than in polished-to-perfection celebrity-doll mode.

But it was the youngster, Conchita Martínez, just 22 at the time, who walked off with the trophy.

Tottenham did not swan off with the trophy and there were grinding spells, but Ramos got many decisions right here.