Sentence examples for the trophy which from inspiring English sources

In Geneva, thousands lined up to look at the trophy, which has also made stops in Milan and Berlin.

I mean, we just went one match at a time at Wimbledon and at the end we held the trophy, which was an incredible experience.

If they do, it will be Vidic who lifts the trophy, which a year ago would have appeared a long shot.

The trophy, which would surely burn to the touch if it existed, seems within reach, said Brian Ciemnecki, a meteorologist with the weather service.

Pitino said Ware was "excited" about the trophy, which Louisville won by beating Duke on Sunday to earn a Final Four berth.

But no European has ever won the trophy, which has been given out since 1965 and is awarded in voting by the news media.

But the awards show, airing live from MGM Grand Garden Arena in Las Vegas on ABC, is less about the trophies — which reflect success on the Billboard charts — and more about the performances.

Red Bull's team principal Christian Horner said following the burglary that staff were "absolutely devastated" by the break-in and the theft of the trophies, which had taken "years and hard work to accumulate".

A successful move elsewhere in Europe would not necessarily convince sceptics in England, who remember that the trophies which secured his reputation at Porto were won with an already star-studded side.

On that September day 16 years ago, Canterbury and Waikato's A teams contested the "log o' wood", aka the Ranfurly Shield, the challenge trophy which has been at the heart of New Zealand rugby since 1904.

Scottish sporting greats Gordon Strachan and Sir Jackie Stewart walk on stage with the Team of the Year trophy, which must mean it's time to announce the Team of the Year.