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trophy

[troh-fee] / ˈtroʊ fi /


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It would generate two sequels and serve as the biggest trophy of Ratner’s directing career.

From The Wall Street Journal

It is understood that Sterling, who started his career at Liverpool and has won 13 trophies in total, is keen to remain in London but is open to playing anywhere, either at home or abroad.

From BBC

"The aim for us long term and in the short term as well is to compete for trophies," he said.

From BBC

A first Premier League title since 2004 remains firmly in Arsenal's sights, with domestic cup success and a tilt at the Champions League trophy also in the picture.

From BBC

"So the big goal is to touch the trophy for the first time and the small goal I think is to show progression from the autumn and from the last Six Nations."

From BBC