Sentence examples for something of a trophy from inspiring English sources

This makes the orphan something of a trophy wife.

To some she had became something of a possession, a sad trophy almost, for this corps which was then reluctant to let her go away forever.

He is desperate to give something back in the shape of a trophy, and feels ready to chase any cause to that aim.

"I think for a player to actually win something and get a trophy at the end of it that would be pretty special.

The right to sell the trophy is something of a coup for the JLL investment sales team; the Manhattan market has been dominated by high-octane groups from CB Richard Ellis, Cushman & Wakefield and Eastdil Secured.

The Dutchman is something of a disciplinarian, and he failed to win a trophy during his first year at the club.

The vote of confidence for "Trophy Wife" was something of a surprise, considering its ratings have been the lowest out of the four shows through the early part of the season.

So, when the US women won the World Cup trophy, it was something of a head-scratcher that US Soccer put most of their victory tour games on artificial turf.

United's best chance of a trophy?

"There has also been the formation of a trophy market".

had the forked fronds of a trophy rack.