Sentence examples for final prizes from inspiring English sources
"You are all winners," the baritone Thomas Hampson told them on Sunday before he helped announce the five final prizes of $15,000 each.
#guardianstudents gdnstudents May 22 , 20134.46pm BST At 5pm we'll be giving away our final prizes - an iPad mini, seven titles from the OUP's Very Short Introduction series, the Penguin Book of Irish Poetry, a copy of Breakdown by Sara Paretsky and more Guardian tote bags.
OK. Just got a chance to go through all the entries and here are the winners of the final prizes.
It's a long road to see what the final prize is.
5.33pm BST It's time to announce the winners to our final prize giveaway.
These enthusiastically documented humiliations are positioned as necessities in the service of some final prize or larger benefit — a marriage proposal, a modeling contract, $1 million.
The major carrot likely to be held out is NATO membership, although Western diplomatic sources say this will be the final prize and will not easily be won.
However, this year's ceremony has been hit with controversy after a number of victors past and present claimed voters have no say in the final prize-winners.
Side of stage, we have a sparkling robot and an exoskeleton, along with Harrison's sea watch that won the final prize 300 years ago.
Exhumed doesn't even pretend to sell a dream; with only one episode remaining, I still have no idea what the final prize is... Uh, Facebook exposure?
When you put the pieces in order and play the resulting tune on the organ — an Irving Berlin song that was the first thing Aronofsky learned on the piano — it opens a secret safe: the final prize.
