Sentence examples for has a prize from inspiring English sources

This year's Call of Duty tournament has a prize purse of $1m and the winning team takes home $400,000.

Instead it is sponsored by Cia Brasileira de Charutos Dannemann, a Swiss tobacco company, and has a prize fund of about $800,000.

The winning team will play at the international wildcard qualifier – and, if they make it through, they will head to the world championship, which has a prize pool of $2.1m.

The 2009 judging panel is headed by Young British Artist Gavin Turk and this year the competition has a prize fund of £40,000: the finalist's work will be shown at the Minerva building of the Chichester Festival Theatre from 7 November until 21 November 2009.

Hutton has a prize exhibit: a client who now awaits a heart/lung transplant and whose case was featured in the New England Journal of Medicine.

We also consider a maximization version of prize collecting d-is in which each d-interval has a prize that is gained for every time, up to r(I), it is stabbed.

You could have: A) Prizes for the horse, E.g.

Ysgol Esgob Morgan in Denbighshire has a thriving school garden and even some resident chickens; St Andrew's CE Primary School in Shropshire has a prize-winning walled garden project; and Todmorden High School in Yorkshire are involved in the ambitious Incredible Edible Aqua Garden. 1.

Since then we have not had a prize.

The side soon had a prize worth protecting.

At what point does promising that everyone can have a prize become a kind of fraud?