Sentence examples for a prize where from inspiring English sources
We liked the idea of a prize where excellence was the criteria.
They are readable too, but take more time and concentration," said Kidd. "We liked the idea of a prize where excellence was the criteria.
To bestow a prize, where do you start?
In addition, a rewards tier comes with a prize where you can directly give Incident a song to add to the gTar platform.
Show Us A Better Way is a competition with a £20,000 prize where entries are intended to suggest innovative and useful web service applications for the mass of government-held data (both central and local).
What goes on typically in sweepstakes is that if it is a huge prize, it is an illusory prize where nobody will win it.
"I remember judging a short-story prize where the organisers were so overwhelmed with the number of entries, they employed sifters to reduce the number to an amount they thought the judges could read.
"I think we need something a little more like the Pulitzer prize, where there isn't this great race.
Ruffalo gave a short speech in accepting the prize where he urged graduates to fight for whatever cause they truly believe in.
After nine hours of skewering our always-on society, there is, says Winger-Bearskin, "a prize ceremony where you hit a piñata filled with booze and cigarettes.
Joe Stiglitz, a Nobel Prize-winning economist, has proposed a prize system, where the government would buy up promising patents and then place them in the public domain so that the new drugs could be produced and sold as generics.
