Sentence examples for collective won from inspiring English sources

Back in 1997, when he and his Reprazent collective won the Mercury prize for their debut album, New Forms, Bristol-based producer Roni Size could do no wrong.

Godspeed You! Black Emperor, the reclusive Montreal musical collective, won the prestigious Polaris Music Prize on Monday for their first album in 10 years, then snubbed organizers of the awards by not showing up to accept it, CTV reported.

"It was a collective win; everyone contributed," Holliday said.

For this chart, I've provided two sets of numbers: the columns labeled "raw odds" list the numbers as-is from the betting sites, while the columns labeled "adjusted odds" tweak them so that the collective win probabilities for Mr. Obama and Mr. Romney add up to exactly 100 percent.

A socially minded design collective wins the Turner Prize.

Unlike a sporting event with a defined winner and loser, festivals create a collective "win" for everyone who participates.

National Gallery, London What we learned this week That Assemble, a radical architecture collective, have won the Turner prize – and they're the first ever "non-artists" to win Their win threw a hand grenade into the art world – but they're more concerned with changing the world over a pint Power to the people!

The architectural collective Assemble won the Turner prize.

The party collective Tubway won an award for some aspect of party-giving, and they seemed to deserve it.

The Short Corridor Collective also won a number of smaller reforms after the last strike, such as winter caps, wall calendars, and a handball for the dog run.

The Collective, which won the bid, has also been criticised for a similar project nearby, Pop Brixton, which was described as a "community campus for local business".