Sentence examples for securing gold from inspiring English sources

Charlie's magnificent fight Taekwondo offered many favourite moments but best of all was Charlie Maddock securing gold with a magnificent display of aggressive kicking.

Great Britain's women flirted with failure before securing gold in the team pursuit on day two of the track cycling world championships in Cali, Colombia.

The next big step change came in Singapore in 2005, when Coe's inspirational speech helped London over the line and Sue Campbell, UK Sport chair, and Keen convinced Gordon Brown that it was worth investing unprecedented sums – £312m over four years – in securing gold at a home Games.

"For sure, it means a lot because there's sometimes certain things that happen out of your control," he said after securing gold with a trademark late surge to overcome a trio of Kenyans who had collectively tried to block his path to victory.

And Francesca Halsall celebrated her 24th birthday by securing gold in her favoured 50m freestyle event.

Adlington was one of Britain's stars at the 2008 Olympics, securing gold in the 400m and 800m freestyle.

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In theory, this means that movement in DGD reflects the general speculation around the value of gold the higher the transaction volume and/or price of DGD, the greater the interest in securing gold-backed DGX.

This Kryptonite D number carries the Sold Secure gold standard.

About 70,000 people are believed to have been in the town to watch Ainslie secure gold.

Her goals secured gold medals in both the 2008 and 2012 Olympics.