Sentence examples for fine prize from inspiring English sources

Their sharp wit is a fine prize in itself, but the $2-a-card 2-a-card 2-a-cardcash jackpot.

Although you can sit and sup an Alien cocktail (a heady mix of white and black vodka, Maracuj liqueur and ginger ale), the monochrome menus (covered with more surreal Giger artwork, they make a fine prize for visiting sci-fi buffs) hold no extra-terrestrial surprises inside - Ovomaltine and chicken nuggets next to lattes and tomato mozzarella salads.

Winning this title would certainly be a fine consolation prize for Murray at the end of another season in which Federer and, above all, Nadal have hoarded the big trophies.

That's a mighty fine consolation prize.

Justice would demand that Bill spend some time explaining his upholstery choices on national TV, but if Hillary's presidency means that people married to the president no longer have to conform to gender stereotypes, that's a fine consolation prize.

And a fine and prize-worthy series it was, because, at that moment of triumph, there were many things wrong.

The American Institute of Architects, awarding him its fine-arts prize in 1965, called him "the real creator of the modern garden".

I personally am a college graduate from a fine state prized for its medical research, among other things.

I spent last evening reading a fine Pulitzer prize-winning novel by a graduate of a state-university creative-writing program.

In 1965 the American Institute of Architects awarded him its fine-arts prize, saying that he was "the real creator of the modern garden".

A definitive comic novel about the human experience of Caribbean immigration to Britain was named the finest Orange prize winner of the past 10 years last night.