Sentence examples for added prize from inspiring English sources

The New York Road Runners, which stages the marathon, said the race's main sponsor, the Dutch financial institution ING, had added prize money, raising the guaranteed payout to $700,000.

That 4-0 meansmeans the team will be host to France next Saturday knowing that if it just avoids defeat, it will be the champion, and if it wins, it will grab the added prize of a Grand Slam — beating all five other teams in a single season.

Despite good rain in west Yorkshire at the weekend Nicky Henderson, the trainer of last year's winner Marlborough, will be hoping for more if his 11-year-old is to have a chance to double up in the race, which with £60,000 in added prize money will be the richest ever run at Wetherby.

As an added prize, the 5,270 square miles of Death Valley serve up some amazing sunrises and sunsets in winter.

It also added prizes, including Golden Bears for best film and short film and Silver Bear (Silberner Bär) awards for best director, actor, and actress.

Competition might be Four Square or Bragster, but this adds prizes and race elements.

Take a bucket, tub, pool, or sink full of water and get small plastic containers (preferably the ones you get cheap toys from machines in, but whatever you can find is fine), and add prizes like "10 kinzcash" or "100 kinzcash" blindfold them and tell them to pick a prize.

Apparently out of boredom, he added a prize of his own, the Brett Award, "to the student who has worked hardest under a great handicap — Jake Barnes".

And, he added, the prize is for work solely in 2009.

The number of awards has since doubled, and this year's committee added a prize by naming two winners in the new designer category.

Sarah Thornton, author of Seven Days in the Art World, added: "The prize has become a benchmark of validation that distinguishes the British art scene.