Sentence examples for frequent prize from inspiring English sources

The nursery was a frequent prize winner at agricultural fairs and exhibitions.

Lottery officials had been worried that the relatively smaller but more frequent prizes — a "paltry" $100 million, for instance — would result in "jackpot fatigue," which is why they tweaked Mega Millions, Medenica told The Post.

The officials had been worried that the relatively smaller but more frequent prizes — a "paltry" $100 million, for instance — would result in "jackpot fatigue," which is why they tweaked the game last year, Medenica told The Post.

His students and chamber ensembles are frequent top prize winners at major national and international solo guitar and ensemble competitions.

Meanwhile, for quantity, ubiquity, relentless aw-shucks hokiness and frequent stupidity, the prize goes hoofs down to "Cow Parade".

Blogs are particularly good because they showcase your knowledge — and search engines prize the frequent stream of fresh content.

Those in the lottery group were eligible for a daily lottery prize with frequent small payouts and occasional large rewards — but only if they clocked in at or below their weight loss goal.

Many airports, like Krakow Airport, in Poland, work to foster customers' loyalty through reward programs offering prizes for frequent visitors, like free or discounted parking.

Costco is expanding the number of payment methods it accepts and has added gift prizes for frequent purchasers.

A non-profit transit advocacy group is incentivizing bus rides between Boulder and Denver by giving out eight tech-savvy prizes to frequent riders.

On the other hand, a British Airways gold card is a much-coveted prize of the frequent traveller, allowing free access into luxurious first-class lounges around the world.