Sentence examples for Leading prize from inspiring English sources

He had to wait until 1973 to receive the Albert Lasker award, considered America's leading prize for medical research.

A haunting painting of a dead 100-year-old woman, painted over three days as a devotional study by her artist daughter, won the UK's leading prize for portraiture tonight.

Mr. Redmond won the DuPont packaging award, a leading prize in the industry, for the design in 1986 and a place in the permanent collection of the Museum of Modern Art.

"I'm very thrilled about it and hopefully I can make many more records". He also becomes the first man to win the Indian Wells-Miami double three years in a row, and surpasses Roger Federer as the ATP's leading prize money winner on $98.2m£69m9m).

The best female lead prize will go to one of Marion Cotillard (The Immigrant), Rinko Kikuchi Kumiko (The Treasure Hunter), Julianne Moore (Still Alice, Jenny Slatee (Obvious Child) and Tilda Swinton (Only Lovers Left Alive).

They had been Keener fans from way back: she was nominated for their female lead prize in her first breakthrough role, in Tom DiCillo's Johnny Suede (1991), and then for two pictures by the writer-director Nicole Holofcener: Walking and Talking (1996) and Lovely & Amazing (2001).

9. Weir is now the leading prize-money winner on the US PGA tour, with earnings of $3,286,625.

The abstruse contest and its $2 million top prize could lead to the Internet and computers in general becoming much more secure.

They lead the prize selection committee, an expert panel of judges from both academic and investment circles.

According to Claire Milonas, senior X PRIZE advisor who is currently creating a New York presence for the Foundation, admits "we are very definitely interested in having more women entrepreneurs lead our prize winning teams".

They have had their share of nominations that led to prizes, and nominations that didn't.