Sentence examples for trophy has become from inspiring English sources

The trophy has become a great conversation piece.

The Wildcats hoisting the national championship trophy has become almost as common as Billy Crystal hosting the Oscars.

The quest for that elusive trophy has become a national obsession in a country where alpine skiers attract as much attention as quarterbacks do in Green Bay and Denver.

The site of German racer Michael Schumacher holding the trophy has become a familiar site on the Formula One circuit.

What started out as Stephen the Great's war trophies have become some of the world's most stunning works of art.

The numbers, once a rolling tally of assists, goals and trophies, had become rather more sinister: 30 fruitless games, 273 days and 2,357 minutes stuck on his Chelsea tally of 49.

Rebels clutching the severed heads of Alawite men as gruesome war trophies have become a staple of opposition images posted on the Internet.

Many supporters of traditional hunting with horses and hounds, including Stanley Johnson, argue that trophy hunting has become a growing problem because of the Hunting Act 2004, which limits traditional stag hunting to two hounds at a time.

Four months after lifting the Nations Cup trophy, Mayuka has become a household name but refuses to let fame get to his head.

These days so much money is in so many hands, and so many of those hands are after trophy art, that record breaking has become routine, de rigueur.

Like Mr. Toad and Mickey Mouse, the Transpac trophy presented to the winner has become a familiar icon in Disney's world.