Sentence examples for few prizes from inspiring English sources
Yet few prizes are more mysterious.
I have also won a few prizes in my time, and judged a great many.
There are few prizes greater than catching a glimmer of pride in your child's eyes.
There are so few prizes that we can't expect them to change what scientists do.
My experience of it as an agent is that it's one of the few prizes that matter.
Sometimes, though, Mr. Alviti said, it pays to reserve a few prize possessions for special visitors.
The privileged few prize what they see as "authenticity" in music, and they don't think commercially successful rappers provide that.
(They could have turned up magician-comedian Penn Jillette, who explained on the National Public Radio show This I Believe that "I believe there is no God"). Maybe even a few prize-winning novelists.
First and foremost, by making sure that growth is more inclusive and that the rules of the game lead to a level playing field favoring the many, not just the few; prizing broad participation over narrow patronage.
Of those, I picked my final 50, as did my fellow judges Vicki Feaver and Bill Herbert and, over the course of a long day, we whittled down our combined 150 to a few prize-winning poems, which you can read, and read about, at the National Poetry Competition website.
