Sentence examples for trophy away from from inspiring English sources

Only a Walker stumble would hand the trophy away from there.

As time elapsed, it became clear that the winner was going to come from the final group of Strange and Faldo, with neither seeming to play well enough to take the trophy away from the other.

If NSW are to wrest the State of Origin trophy away from Queensland they will have to win at least one of the series' two games (either Origin 1 or 3) at Lang Park, a hate-filled, spittle-flecked, XXXX-soaked madhouse whose Maroon-hued occupants will never tire of their team's hegemony.

Roared on by the partisan crowds he rode the momentum with four birdies on the front nine, and despite a dropped shot on the penultimate hole will believe he can once again produce a blistering final round to steal the trophy away from his young compatriot.

The same weekend that Jordan Peele's horror-satire become an instant phenomenon, "Moonlight" snatched the Best Picture trophy away from "La La Land".

Mr. Akin's splendid "Soul Kitchen" won the Special Jury Prize last year, a notable achievement given that comedies, even ones as intelligent, diverting and deftly made as "Soul Kitchen," very rarely carry trophies away from the major festivals.

"Getting to two cup finals was amazing last season but they were the team that took those trophies away from us so we're looking for a bit of payback". This Sunday, the Raiders host Manchester Giants, who have won both their matches so far this season and first travel to Newcastle on Friday.

"It's O.K.," Strahan said of that earlier bust, before correcting himself ("It's not bad"), then correcting himself again ("It's in a trophy case far away from everybody").

They're not taking Super Bowl trophies away.

"They don't give trophies away on Fridays and Saturdays.

The two trophies Sontag carried away from the marriage of nine years were, in order of importance, her son David and the distinction of being the only woman in Californian history to refuse alimony.