Sentence examples for immense prize from inspiring English sources

There is an immense prize within our grasp a powerful Union fair, productive, serving the interests of all member states and greater than the sum of its parts.The great European challenges ahead are opportunities not threats.

The cup, an immense silver trophy awarded to the champion of sumo's top division, has long been the most coveted prize in Japanese sports.

But the prize is immense – and Hannibal was not defeated in a day.

The prize is immense: an equity investment of $150,000 from Steve Case ($100,000), Forbes Media and Carter -- a hell of a team to have in your corner.

The Nobel committee cited one aspect of Sir Nevill's research, but physicists believed that the prize also honored a lifetime of "immense contributions," Bagley said.

This was an immense lift to Clarke's morale and, since the prize carried a cash award of a thousand pounds, a lift to his finances as well.

The fear of losing the prize within touching distance must have been immense but, with Houghton standing strong, they somehow held it together when it mattered.

For months now, every bus journey, solitary supper and early bedtime has been accompanied by a soundtrack of quietly turning pages, the only way to tackle the immense reading load that comes with judging a literary prize.

The prize that awaits a successful landing is immense - the opportunity to sample directly a cosmic wonder.

Richard Milner, Bates's director, led the visitors into an immense room that contains two of the facility's prized instruments.

Prizes for getting the answer right include immense self-satisfaction and a virtual slap on the back from me".