“The award winner receives a medallion presented in an attractive protective pouch and a certificate.”

“A mantle billowed up from the cloak and settled about her shoulders, holding the medallion in place.”

“He dropped it on the bar, while Ethan passed over a worn brass medallion on a short length of broken chain.”

“Britain doubled their medal haul in Paris after scooping two medals on the final day of the World Championships.”

“The silver medalist at the Atlanta Games four years ago was the final torch-bearer entrusted with lighting the Olympic cauldron.”

“In the men's event, reigning gold medalist Hunter Kemper of the United States will not be in attendance to defend his title.”

“A triple gold medalist in Sydney, he is searching for a final hurrah on the Olympic stage, namely the defense of his title in the 100 backstroke.”

“She was there again last Wednesday but, when you are a World Athletics Championship silver medallist, it is easy to go back.”

“Richard was Junior World silver medallist in both triathlon and duathlon in 1994 and he has won six national titles.”

“Jessica was presented with her award by Olympic gold medallist Tim Foster at a ceremony in London.”

“Six medallions with Greek crosses, fishes, and doves appear to float above the waves.”

“I had lobster medallions as my starter and then seared ahi tuna over ginger risotto and stir-fried veggies.”

“The Coptic bowl and flagon, with medallions of a possible saint, might have been used for the ritual washing of hands or feet.”

“An outside panel of judges then will select 10 finalists as gold medalists.”

“Both silver medalists at the Athens Olympics have had to scratch from their event.”

“The reigning World Junior bronze medalists left a good impression, but their twizzles were a bit out of control.”