Sentence examples for first prizewinner from inspiring English sources

It was the Williams pear schnapps, Jesche's first prizewinner, that ushered me into the cult permanently.

Mr Heald's first prizewinner struck me as a brilliantly unconventional and grammatically subtle treatment of an awkward word.

It was only Mr Manley's brilliant first prizewinner that drew him level with Mr Barley at the top of the table.

On the abbreviations debate, I can do no better than quote verbatim a comment from this month's first prizewinner, with which I wholly concur.

As I'm sure many of you know, the practice arose to enable the holder of the small silver cup which goes to each successive first prizewinner to send it on to the next.

A recent first prizewinner has expressed misgivings about my printing the full address of such winners in the announcement of results each month, given the general concern these days about freedom of information, etc.

I must end by apologizing (especially to those directly affected) for inexplicably getting the second and third prizewinners wrong way round in the slip for the Christmas competition, though they appeared correctly in the Observer when the results were first announced and now appear so in the Guardian and www.andlit websites.

Her seventh Wimbledon singles victory made Williams the third-biggest prizewinner in tennis history, behind Novak Djokovic and Roger Federer.

But the First Place prizewinners, the Poland-based group urban architecture collective BOMP, came up with something altogether more mind-bending and inspirational.

The first international Booker prizewinner, Ismail Kadare, heads the longlist for the 2007 Independent foreign fiction prize.

That the first science Nobel prizewinner from the Arabic-speaking world, Ahmed Hassan Zewail, pioneer of ultrafast chemistry, was also a diplomat is apparent in his unique list of distinctions.