Sentence examples for highest prizes from inspiring English sources

So Tantalizingly Near, And Yet So Far Away Mario Cuomo came within grasping distance of the nation's highest prizes.

For the two highest prizes, the judges chose an impressionistic painting of women at home, and a bronze sculpture of a bull contentedly munching grass.

His awards include World Press Photo honours and the Robert Capa gold medal, one of the highest prizes in war photography.

Ultimately, Mr. Onken has his sights set on one of the highest prizes of all — playing at Carnegie Hall in the fall 2009 season.

Tom Daley, who for so long has been a delight of the sporting nation, was last night fighting not just for his Olympic life but his status as an authentic contender for the highest prizes of his sport.

This year, the American Heart Association named him the recipient of one of its highest prizes, the Research Achievement Award, which is to be given at its annual meeting in November.

Stephen Sondheim has been tapped to receive New York City's highest prize for achievement in the arts.

2004 Awarded the Royal Horticultural Society's highest prize: the Victoria Medal of Honour.

Ms. Vishnevskaya received the highest prize in the Soviet Union, the Order of Lenin, in 1971.

"I asked him what the highest prize for medicine is," Schilling said.

The Venice film festival thought so, giving her its highest prize.