Sentence examples for every prize from inspiring English sources

He won every prize to be won.

"He's won every scholarship, every prize.

Between Chris Andrews and Natasha Wimmer, they've won every prize.

It should have been shortlisted for every prize going.

Ali was shortlisted for every prize there was.

It's the only movie in the 32-year history of the Razzies to win every prize.

There was a command performance (the lecture which is the obligation of every prize-winner) that was so popular that it had, in at least one case, people queuing to get past the bouncers at the door because the theatre was full.

This is surely an insidious way of reinforcing inferiority – of telling the pupil and the teacher that they do things much better in the Victorian gothic building that you glimpse through the parkland on the outskirts of town, where parental black-glassed Range Rovers gather every prize-giving; and that this institution has graciously stretched down in your direction with its helping hand.

Again, no, as publishing houses by and large nominate every possible book for every conceivable prize they have even the slightest chance of winning.

It deserves every technical prize going.

Every book prize now has its quota of rhetoric, and most book parties as well.