Sentence examples for higher prize from inspiring English sources

After the Gillespie reproach, the dancers regroup, their eye on a higher prize, and parade out: the didactic made pleasurable.

The best players, regardless of sex, would then be free to compete for the higher prize money.

In 1993, Kasparov and Nigel Short broke from Fide and organised their match in the hope of a higher prize fund.

All these have much higher prize funds than Hastings, which relies primarily on the loyal support, which continues despite budget cuts, of its Borough Council.

Bittar told Tuesday's meeting that "the information we have clearly indicates that a reduction in fixtures would result in a reduction in industry revenue, so the contention that less fixtures would result in higher prize money is simply not supported by the data we have.

Though engineers like Wernher von Braun, who built the rockets for both Germany's second-world-war V2 project and America's cold-war Apollo project, sold their souls to the military establishment in order to pursue their dreams of space travel by the only means then available, most of them had their eyes on a higher prize.

Hearn believes he can return snooker to the levels of popularity it enjoyed in the mid-1980s, and has promised higher prize-money, greater television exposure and more tournaments.

The idea that she might dream of higher prizes was batted away like a bad return.

More troubling to Davenport and other female players is the tournament's insistence on paying men higher prizes.

Later rounds (with higher prizes) will focus on application design and development.

These surveys give you "points" that build up, however, and those can be traded in for gift cards of $2 to $5 generally, or risked on sweepstakes with higher prizes (up to $50).