Sentence examples for High prize from inspiring English sources

Awareness is the high prize of the novel.

However, growth of Ni Mn Ga single crystals is quite tedious and high quality crystals are only limitedly available at a considerably high prize.

The high prize on offer is a result of 14 consecutive rollovers after new rules introduced in October increased the number of balls in the draw.

It takes time to build tradition, but the high prize money totals and the usual fine quality of the fields do not fib.

The rhino horn is a high prize in Asia, where they're elaborately carved and used — erroneously — as a cure-all medicine for everything from cancer and high blood pressure to hangovers and impotence.

Cleareyed and cogent, Burke spoke in his gravelly voice on the eve of the tournament about the future of golf, the failure of businesses and other topics ranging from the price of a round (too high), prize money (too much) to the number of children playing (too few).

The prized colorful, fleshy mushrooms are sold at increasingly high prizes in the main square.

Second, high prizes upend our sense of probability.

The eggs of these living fossils represent one of the most high prized foods of animal origin.

It is the highest prize of APS for laser sciences.

Stephen Sondheim has been tapped to receive New York City's highest prize for achievement in the arts.