Sentence examples for it a prize from inspiring English sources

Somebody should give it a prize.

"Actually, it's an award, but they call it a prize," he said.

I wonder if the jury might make a splash by giving it a prize.

The 8.5 billion barrels of oil reserves estimated to be beneath Kirkuk made it a prize no one was willing to yield.

In 1969 Murray published his first solo volume, The Weatherboard Cathedral; Slessor, already Murray's supporter, praised it and gave it a prize.

Pauline Kael told me that, when she was on the jury at the Cannes Film Festival in 1977, she wanted to give it a prize, but was alone in her enthusiasm.

It's the L.T.I (learn to ignore), and it's a prize to win it.

I want it to be so good, it wins a prize.

With its acute observation it is a prize example both of her compassion and honesty.

He added that "it's not a pacifist prize, it's a prize for something that contributes to peace".

It was a good script, and it won a prize.