Sentence examples for clear prize from inspiring English sources

The clear prize is Aroldis Chapman, a 26-year-old southpaw whose tailing fastball was twice clocked at 100 miles an hour on Tuesday, with most of his other heaters at 99 and 98.

The NDWA's record of steadily organizing with their eyes on a clear prize of policy solutions, recognition, and respect should serve as an inspiration.

Finally, let me be clear: All prize money is payable to me.

This desperate carpentry continues until the wood mouse slides clear its prize.

Whether she would have been included is not clear; the prize is not split more than three ways.

Hiddink has made it clear he prizes the balance that Mikel John Obi brings to the team and, having been an unused substitute against Scunthorpe, the Nigerian, rather abruptly, appeared to enjoy "rested-star-against-cup-minnow" status.

What use a strictly teetotal Muslim, both of whose legs had been blown away in a terrorist explosion, would have had for whisky and kilts was never made clear". This week's prize is a magnificent copy of Paul Alexander's Man of the People: The Life of John McCain, courtesy of Wiley.

You could argue that tells you something about how few albums technically awesome young jazz trios shift in the first place – even with the Mercury-assisted boost, their album's sales are still in four figures – but nevertheless it is clear that the prize has had an effect, however temporary, on their commercial standing.

She said she made the possibility of a cash prize clear.

Since we prize clear, fluid prose, we care a lot about those cover letters.

The two plaintiffs are Christine Diaz and Michelle Fugatt, although it is clear the real prize the lawyers seek is class action status.