Sentence examples for with one gold from inspiring English sources

"I'd be excited with one gold medal," he said.

Sun will leave the Games with one gold and one silver medal and a mixed bag of emotions.

All poultry is free-range, and the spectacular hand-made sausages recently came back from the Three Counties Show with one gold, seven silver and eight bronze awards.

This was to be her first race since she pulled up with back spasms during the 200 meters in Seville and withdrew with one gold medal, in the 100 meters.

The 40-year-old from Glasgow became the first British woman to win five medals in separate Olympic Games – a feat only previously achieved by Steve Redgrave – as she finished a career stretching back to the 2000 Sydney Olympics with one gold and four silvers to her name.

Team GB in fact have 25 more athletes than the USA and they've got 39 golds (one gold for every 14 competitors), and a whopping 180 more athletes than China who've coined in 37 golden necklaces, and take the biscuit with one gold for every 10 people who they sent to our capital.

That designer's idiosyncratic offering included red leather gloves with one gold-tipped finger.

"The New Zealanders are in 14th place with three golds while Australia are 10 places lower with just one gold".

Great Britain came home from Atlanta with just one gold medal, of 15 in total.

L'Tesha Jackson, with the one gold tooth and the ratty hair and a penchant for dark purple clothing and her kind at those moments of crisis when I'm standing there holding her, letting her cry directly onto my Arrow dress shirt.

L'Tesha Jackson, with the one gold tooth and the ratty hair and a penchant for dark purple clothing—and her kind at those moments of crisis when I'm standing there holding her, letting her cry directly onto my Arrow dress shirt.