Sentence examples for extra prize from inspiring English sources

Epic did offer an extra prize to the team with the most kills, but it wasn't enough compared to the prize for getting two Victory Royales, which was the title-winning requirement.

"The chance of winning the extra prize of exporting induces firms to bet on bigger innovation projects with more-spread-out outcomes," explains Alessandra Bonfiglioli of Universitat Pompeu Fabra and her colleagues in recent research.

"The extra prize money incentivises success and they've got the balance right after years of trying – top spot matters but it doesn't undermine the prestige of the Grand Final and the Challenge Cup.

Historically, every Tour great has been criticised for making the race predictable, from the point in 1952 when the organisers put up extra prize money for the man who could finish second to Fausto Coppi.

Not only that, but for those of you living in Wales there's an extra prize on offer, with Welsh entrants between the ages of 11 and 17 having the chance to be selected for a poetry writing masterclass.

To encourage stars to participate and to help develop the circuit's identity, a bonus system has been created, allowing the three men's players and the three women's players with the best results in the series to play for extra prize money at the Open.

VHC (extra prizes) T. Anderson: Choosing cocktail jewellery, till's beginning to ring and ring (EARRINGS/GIN SLING; EARRSINGLING; 2 defs.; ear3 + r, sing).

Those are the extra prizes on offer for the finalists – not to mention a winner's cheque of £1m and some change, up 8.7% on last year's pot (austerity skirts big-time sport).

Collect them all for extra prizes to put in your den.

You could have an extra, bonus prize for the team with the best outfit.

Q: "What should we name our trivia team?" (M.C.: "There's an extra-special prize for really fucking good team names").