Sentence examples for declare a prize from inspiring English sources

After we'd recovered, Ellie told us to go to the top of the steps and boldly declare a prize.

If it is finally declared innocent and a prize court considers there was no probable cause for capture, the court may order damages to be paid.

When "Gomorrah" won the Grand Prix at Cannes in May, and Paolo Sorrentino's film "The Divo," about the seven-time Prime Minister Giulio Andreotti, won the jury prize, critics here declared a new golden age in Italian cinema.

Testifying before the Senate in 1967, Nobel Prize-winning economist Paul Samuelson declared: "A typical mutual fund is providing nothing for the mutual fund owner that they could not get by throwing a dart at a dartboard".

The result was declared a dead heat and both runners won the prize of shaking the hand of America's then president, Bill Clinton, at the White House.

Messerer was awarded the Stalin Prize in 1946 and was declared a People's Artist of the Russian S.F.S.R. in 1962.

Foo Fighters frontman Dave Grohl was declared a God-like genius at the Shockwave NME awards and dedicated the prize to former Nirvana bandmate Kurt Cobain.

NPR declared a "Soapocalypse".

If or when a winner is declared, the prize, still to be claimed, is lunch in a local restaurant, where the professors may or may not enjoy hot chili peppers in the blistering sun.

In London, they declared an intention and then gave first prize to the man – Sellar – quickest off the mark.

A decree of condemnation declares the prize to be the property of the capturing sovereign and may be accompanied by an order for sale, purchase under which gives an internationally valid title.