Sentence examples for back the prize from inspiring English sources
Next Wednesday will provide an opportunity for the more forward-thinking among you to wrest back the prize, which will not be a wrinkled t-shirt.
The report turned out to have been fabricated by reporter Janet Cooke and the paper had to hand back the prize.
Several Indian winners of the prestigious Sahitya Akademi (National Academy of Letters) award have handed back the prize in recent days in protest at Kalburgi's murder.
He goes there for an annual convention of insurance agents, and his task is to bring back the prize for professional integrity, which has been awarded three years running to Brown Star.
A: If, in the end, the executive board comes to the conclusion that there are problems and they want to give us back the prize, we will decide what we can do.
And if she won't, or can't, then maybe she should consider handing back the prize she waited more than two decades to collect.
Looking back over the prize's past, of the 15 winners only three have been women (Jenny Uglow, Clair Wills and Jessie Childs).
The opening lines of the muʿallaqah of ʿAmr ibn Kulthūm are a famous instance: Up there, maiden, and bring us a morning draught in a goblet; Do not hold back on the prize vintages of ʿAndarīn!
It has its roots in the old country shows punctuating the summer months across rural Britain, where gangs of young men (sometimes naked – really!) would race to the top of the nearest hill and back for the prize of, say, a slaughtered pig.
Taste, even if for no more than a second, the deep state of peace and tranquility you would have if you calmed the raging tempest inside, reminded yourself of your value, set your sights back on the prize -- achieve your goals, rather than accumulate unnecessary anvils that will only weigh you down along the way -- and instituted a few new habits.
Hari handed back the Orwell prize after an internal investigation by the Independent founder and former editor Andreas Whittam Smith.
