trophy
[ˈtroʊfi]
Definition:
1. An award for success in war or hunting.
2. Something given as a token of victory.
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'trophy' example sentence:
- The judges were ready to award the trophy to give the other dogs a try.
- We hang it up, which is called a trophy.
- The trophy is bestowed on the winner.
- The French Open champion who has her name engraved on a Grand Slam trophy earns much attention from the world's media.
- The cup is a cherished trophy of the company.
- Sean carried all before him in our club's tennis tournament and won the champion's trophy.
- Thirteen years later, his trophy project is finally taking shape.
- Does Brazil continue to have one hand on the trophy?
- Barcelona will be hoping to bring the trophy back to Spain (sorry, Catalonia) for the first time.
- Build your trophy room while amassing awards and accolades.
- If I take the trophy, maybe they couldn't see my face.
- His name was inscribed on the trophy.
- I want you to know that I am not a trophy.
- The trophy was inscribed with his name.
- When you illegally take a trophy deer in Ohio.
- What sticks in my throat is that I wasn't able to win the trophy.
- Whenever you kill a trophy monster, you gain the honor part of its reward immediately and then place the card itself face up in front of you.
- How many city players does it take to win a trophy?
- Trophy for the Spanish cabinet.
- His office was lined with animal heads, trophies of his hunting hobby.
- This trophy lending is harmful.
- Barcelona will be hoping to bring the trophy back to Spain — sorry, Catalonia — for the first time.
- Despite failing to win a trophy since 2005, it is well-positioned for the future.
- You won three times! Look at those trophies!
- In 1966 and 1967, he captured virtually every major skiing trophy.
- It's an important trophy which we care a lot about.
- We have one trophy left for a memorable season.
- I am here for success and to win trophies.
- He finished third in the Tote Gold Trophy.
- He knows the trophy question is even more pressing.
- He held the trophy proudly aloft.
- She isn't going to give up on that trophy.
- The golfer is pictured on many of the front pages, kissing his trophy as he holds it aloft.
- Amy found a trophy with these words—First Prize in Poetry. Rachel Brown. 1937.
- The trophy is very impressive and rather special because it has a beautiful green patina.
- He had heard that the trophy had been sold.
- The winner was presented with a trophy.
- Some have compared the building as looking like a trophy because at the top there is a huge sphere made out of glass.
- They are this year's winners of the coveted trophy.
- The special trophy for the best rider went to Chris Read.
- The trophy has a beautiful green patina.
- They took the printer away, of course, and displayed it like a trophy for the newsies.
- The trophy was paraded around the stadium.
- Whoever lifts the trophy will know that theirs has been a hard-earned victory.
- His darts trophy takes pride of place on the mantelpiece.
- He went on to win the James E. Sullivan Memorial Trophy as the outstanding amateur athlete of 1962.
- The silver trophy was donated by a Leicester businessman.
- The victory was mine, I still believe, but when I made to take the trophy, winded Helen shook her head, declaring, "I have the curse."
- The winning captain held the trophy in the air.
- It is not yet clear whether the patch will reinstate or fix this trophy data.
- He lifted the trophy up and kissed it.
- She will present the trophies to the award winners.