Sentence examples for wall trophy from inspiring English sources
The phrase "wall trophy" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used to refer to a trophy or award that is displayed on a wall, often as a symbol of achievement. Example: "After winning the championship, he proudly hung his wall trophy in the living room for everyone to see."
The next spot was several steps up in style and down in price: Kill Your Idol, where the décor was as quirky and kitschy as it gets: a horizontal statue of Bruce Lee sticks comes out of the wall, defying gravity; and a "Jaws" head is displayed like a wall trophy – except there's a human head inside it.
The researchers also found cut marks on the back of the skull which showed it had come from a rug or wall trophy suggesting it had probably been dropped into the river by hoaxers.
One particularly striking lot at Christie's is a pair of teal stag head wall trophies.
On the other hand, the epic rhino rescue story in the October issue of Town & Country and the web quaking news of other majestic African animals--most notably Cecil the lion--being killed for suburban wall trophies has made me wonder if there's not a fine line to be drawn.
A wall-length trophy cabinet dominates the office of Safeen Kanabi, the portly president of the Kurdistan Football Association KFAA).
— A glass-encased wall of trophies greets visitors to the museum at Hendrick Motorsports, from the old Winston Cup and Nextel Cup championships to the many prizes for individual race wins over the 24-year history of the team.
Did quarterback Kenny Stabler really tack panties to his wall as trophies of his numerous sexual conquests?
Tiler Peck and Robert Fairchild grew up in the world of competitive dance, doing jazz and tap numbers in front of walls of trophies.
They hung the rusty rifle on a wall as a trophy.
Surratt's mother took his mouthpiece and chin strap and thumbtacked it to the wall of her trophy room.
Before this surgery, she had them cast and "mounted on the wall like the trophy of a hunter".
