Sentence examples for glory prize from inspiring English sources

This video from an episode of "The New Yorker Presents" (Amazon Originals), based on Bilger's story, follows two kids who are pursuing glory, prize money, and parental approval in the rodeo ring at the Youth Bull Riders World Finals tournament, in Abilene, Texas.

Today, I'm going for 'Guts and Glory' prize.

Given the large amounts of glory and prize money (this year about £627,000) bestowed on whoever wins the award, the process of nominating someone is surprisingly easy.

Each year, National Geographic puts a call out to its world-trekking readers to send in their best picture for a chance to win $10,000, get published in the magazine, and reap all the prestigious photographic glory the prize entails.

Check out the bevy of tools and prizes that will be featured as the assembled hacking teams compete for glory (and prizes).

Though the players participating in this year's World Cup were competing for individual glory and prizes, the semifinals became another chapter in that rivalry.

Whether in pursuit of glory, cash ("prizes attract cranks," one mathematician sniffed) or pure mental satisfaction, more than a hundred of the world's leading mathematicians came to New York City recently to attend an unusual conference at New York University's Courant Institute.

In "Fantasy Election," users compete for glory and prizes over who can predict which politicians will be the uber-public servant: popular in the polls, honest with constituents, engaging in social media, and choosing to communicate substance over style.

Others seek a different prize: glory, a voice.

Although the Doonhamers have succeeded in their bid for Hollywood glory, the greatest prize in The Cup has yet to be won.

The crowning glory, the high prize of surrealism, was the release of the imagination from bondage.