Sentences with phrase «never won a gold medal»

Ekman may never win a gold medal, but he has no shortage of admirers.

Janney, 58, stunned in a red Rani Zakhem gown that had gold embellishments at the bottom, and told ET's Carly Steel that since Harding never won a gold medal at the Olympics, she wanted to bring the gold to the premiere with her dress.

Not exact matches

And though Lochte's gold - medal - winning teammate Michael Phelps has never commented on the incident, he might as well have, given his reaction to Fallon's Ryan Lochte spoof.

«I wanted to compete as if I'd never won anything and I would go as the underdog, even though a lot of times I was not,» says Ohno, dressed in a shimmery gold tracksuit, the medals slung around his neck to complete the look of an exaggerated version of himself: the spokesman obsessed with gold.

Austrian skiers won an unprecedented five of six races and amassed 15 medals out of a possible 24: France won only two gold medals: freckle - faced Marielle Goitschell took the ladies» combined title, and Charles Bozon, who had broken his back skiing four years ago and screamed from his stretcher that he would never race again, won the men's slalom.

Turn around again and you're the coach of a gold - medal - winning Southern white youth who chooses the look and style of a black youth as he sprints right through what's left of the barriers because he never even sees any barriers.

In 2015, she broke records by winning five gold medals at National Championships, which has never been done before by an athlete of any age.

As a result, she won three Olympic gold medals and managed to set Olympic records that have never been broken.

Some curiousities: The Florida Project won only gold medals, never a silver or bronze.

Unlike your typical Western over-scheduling soccer mom, the Chinese mother believes that (1) schoolwork always comes first; (2) an A-minus is a bad grade; (3) your children must be two years ahead of their classmates in math; (4) you must never compliment your children in public; (5) if your child ever disagrees with a teacher or coach, you must always take the side of the teacher or coach; (6) the only activities your children should be permitted to do are those in which they can eventually win a medal; and (7) that medal must be gold.