Sentence examples for future prize from inspiring English sources

It also gave him $500 for future prize money.

Whether such familial talent is a matter of nature or nurture will, no doubt, be the subject of a future prize.

Breeders are entitled to as much as 30 percent of future prize money for breeding to a stallion that did not race on medication.

6. Henrik Vibskov, fashion designer Danish designer Vibskov, 35, makes films (he won the Beck's Future prize in 2000) and funny, colourful, brilliant cropped trousers.

"Lottery players can feel reassured that our investigations have found no evidence of similar events happening and that controls are in place today to mitigate against future prize payout failings of this type".

The space agency just posted a request for suggestions for future prize contests on their website, and anyone may submit an idea.

Running this year from 13 to 29 August, in the past, the festival has hosted authors including JK Rowling, Seamus Heaney, Martin Amis, Muriel Spark, Alan Bennett and Harold Pinter, often featuring future prize-winners before they gain international acclaim.

Mention of the famously acquisitive Harry Ransom Centre in Austin led quickly to a suggestion of how the substantial funds needed for future prizes might be raised.

Shortfalls also occurred in lotteries in October 2004 and in February, according to the commission, which said future prizes would be tied more closely to projected revenues.

And future prizes look likely for adult literacy, for sequestering carbon dioxide from the atmosphere and for a plastic that will degrade harmlessly in the ocean.The idea of all these prizes, according to Dr Diamandis, is to set goals that are "audacious but achievable".

The disquiet over the new whip rules remains an encumbrance to racing, with a day of fascinating clues both here and at Kempton as to the destination of future prizes at the Cheltenham Festival overshadowed by the seven-day ban given to the winning jockey after one of Saturday's biggest races.