Sentence examples for host of prizes from inspiring English sources

Before he published Stone Dreams, Aylisli had been awarded a host of prizes in Azerbaijan.

The author is already the recipient of a host of prizes, including the Nebula, World Fantasy and Locus awards.

Beautifully written and performed (especially by the 90-year-old Ms. Gorintin, a relative newcomer to film), "Since Otar Left" has won a host of prizes.

Competing for a host of prizes including, a car, a trip to the 2010 World Cup and cash, the most sought-after reward was a two week trial with Chelsea.

Eimear McBride, who struggled for years to find a publisher for her debut novel before it went on to win a host of prizes, has been shortlisted for the Goldsmiths award for her second, The Lesser Bohemians.

We first met Anthony Browne's Willy the Wimp in 1984 – 30 years on and this delightful chimp has starred in many books and won his creator a host of prizes.

Rogers, Coleridge and White – as it became �� worked with a host of prize-winning authors from Angela Carter to Bruce Chatwin and from Thomas Keneally to Jenny Uglow.

To incentivize work on this somewhat obscure topic, it's paired the new data with a host of prize-based competitions, including the "Coastal Flooding Innovation Challenge," to "help people understand their exposure to coastal hazards and their increased vulnerability due to population increase and sea level rise".

Plus, there's the searing, Hungarian concentration camp drama "Son of Saul," a movie that took the Grand Prix prize at Cannes and will likely win a host of critics prizes leading up to the time when Oscar ballots go out.

The first-place prize will be a large, stuffed Rude Dog, with hats and cups among a host of other prizes.

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