Sentence examples for fair prize from inspiring English sources

He knew he wanted to be a doctor; he won a local science fair prize for a life-size clay model of the digestive system.

He forbade all trade with the British Isles, ordered the confiscation of all goods coming from English factories or from the British colonies, and condemned as fair prize not only every British ship but also every ship that had touched the coasts of England or its colonies.

He won state science fair prizes and was inducted into the National Honor Society.

There's Beerntsen's in Manitowoc, with its plate lunches and ice cream sodas; Wilmar Chocolates in Appleton, with its old-time awnings and row of state-fair prizes on the south wall; Kaap's in Green Bay, with its jar of jawbreakers on the counter; Seroogy's in De Pere, with its magical whipped-chocolate-filled "meltaways"; and more, much more.

Dreamed up in 1978 by the Diagram Group founder Bruce Robertson as a way to pass the time at a dreary Frankfurt Book Fair, the prize goes from strength to strength.

The Tartan Army have been awarded a Fair Play prize by the Belgian Olympic Committee and were named as the best supporters during the 1992 European Championship.

Les Misérables may get a fair few prizes – an award for Hugh Jackman as best actor is not an impossibility, although his chances are vanishingly small as he is up against Daniel Day-Lewis.

"I wouldn't want to take the jersey like that," Schleck said, adding that the riders who did not wait for him did not win the stage's "fair-play prize".

For generations, the nonprofit organization's annual fair crowned prize-winning hogs, taught children about crops and showcased thoroughbred racing.

Mr. Tagaki, who exhibits at Galerie Agathe Hélion in Paris, was featured at Cutlog this year and nominated for the fair's grand prize.

The district attorney's office in Montgomery County used seized money to buy a margarita machine that prosecutors used at the county fair, winning a prize for best margarita.