Sentence examples for huge prizes from inspiring English sources
"huge prizes" is correct and usable in written English
You can use it to emphasize a large size of prizes that are being offered. For example, "The company is offering huge prizes in their new competition".
Those risks must be set against potentially huge prizes.
And that was only one of the huge prizes awarded at this festival.
Ed Dunlop has harvested many huge prizes abroad with Ouija Board and Snow Fairy, but is surpassing himself with Red Cadeaux.
The other big competition, the Intel Science and Engineer Fair, also attracts students with huge prizes — and a chance to show off their Ph.D.-quality work.
Instead, it is Antonio Caro, who in effect owns both horses though they race in different colours, who will choose between splitting them up to chase two huge prizes, or doubling his chance to win the Arc.
Publishers Clearing House, which surprises sweepstakes winners with huge prizes on Super Bowl Sunday, got a surprise of its own yesterday as New York and 15 other states sued, accusing it of deceptive advertising.
But that was a huge prize".
This year, Sir Martin landed Young & Rubicam, a huge prize.
Fear means missing the chance for what Ignatieff calls "a huge prize at the end".
I only knew that it pretty much equaled getting a huge prize.
