And poets – every dollar they make is a trophy of its own, something they might frame rather than spend.
Part-produced by Warner, it was a trophy example of Hollywood's entry in the noughties into what, in studio parlance, was called "local-language production": developing, or picking up for distribution, foreign-language films in their native countries.
In it was a trophy: the charred knuckles of Sam Hose.
At Dixon, there is a trophy case of prizes -- Pokemon toys, a Sony PlayStation, a television -- for those who score best on the tests.
A photograph is a trophy, the pictorial equivalent of a stuffed head with antlers.
Ibrahimovic is a trophy hunter, a butterfly of a modern superstar currently on his sixth career move in the past decade.
"The Trophy is a cup game, there's a trophy at the end of it and that's great," Morrell added.
She is a trophy, too, but the gorgeousness of the scene makes her momentarily more precious than even Joe, with his fogged spectacles, could possibly know.
"It's a trophy horse at the end of the day," said Zayat.
The award is a trophy cast in the shape of a Bernal sphere.
