Trophied

Dworkin's sexual veganism finds validation in some photographs, in Hustler, of a woman naked and captive and stunned as a deer, trophied for the benefit of men described in the accompanying text as "hunters." She is on softer ground when reading a dirty little book called Whip Chick and deciding that, though the work is attributed to Jessie Miller, the author must be a man.

LIVERPOOL manager Jurgen Klopp has urged his players to create new history for the club rather than be burdened by tales of its trophied past.

And those were clubs forcing their way into the elite from a standing start rather than one long-established as among the most famous and trophied on the planet.

"After a considerably difficult working period, we succeeded in adding another double trophied season to our history as we defeated Bursaspor in the Turkish Cup final after winning the Super League championship," Hamzaoy-lu said.

And this is where Arsenal, Liverpool and Manchester United, England's three most trophied clubs, have stood for some time - one part of a wealthy American's sporting portfolio.

(Muren is tied with Alan Menken as the most trophied living person, with eight previous wins.)

The moated ramparts, the embattled towers, and the trophied halls, are magnificent and venerable, but useless.

The processional pomp of legionaries bowed beneath their trophied arms, the monumental majesty of robed citizens, the gravity of stoled and veiled priests, the beauty of young slaves, and all the paraphernalia of spoils and wreaths and elephants and ensigns are massed together with the self-restraint of noble art subordinating pageantry to rules of lofty composition.