Sentence examples for hold prize from inspiring English sources

On "Deal or No Deal," Howie Mandel is assisted by 26 buxom, scantily clad models who hold prize money concealed inside silver attaché cases.

Companies were also holding prize draws in order to convince people to part with their money.

The canisters were in fact so crude -- made of thin metal but not lead or lead-lined -- that any courier transporting them would have been exposed to harmful levels of radiation had the containers actually held prized nuclear material.

That certainly proved the case with the last British city to hold the prize, Glasgow in 1990.

Lacking the resources to hold the prize, they abandoned it, and St. John's was reoccupied and refortified by the English in 1709.

"Keep your eyes on the prize, hold on, hold on," they sang, their voices swinging up and then down as they sang about holding on.

I shot to the surface and proudly held my prize aloft.

In 2014, the men's Giro d'Italia held a prize fund purse totalling €1,378,000.

The Hold Steady prizes resilience and immediacy, its straightforward classic rock nanoengineered for celebration.

The woman who ran his corner shop spotted a photograph of him holding his prize in the local Burnley paper.

And the original sale of her jewellery, in 1987, still holds the prize for the world's most valuable single-owner collection ever at more than £33m.