Sentence examples for large prizes from inspiring English sources

Except for the national championship, no large prizes are involved.

Tommy Hagler, a fishing guide who operates out of Abilene, said cheating in tournaments had "gotten out of hand" because of the large prizes and a difficult economy.

Of the remainder available for the winners, a decision must be made concerning the balance between few large prizes or many smaller ones.

(In the United States there is a different type of insurance called hole-in-one insurance, but it covers charities when they host golf events where large prizes are given to those who hit hole in ones).

It later switched to a fishbowl model, in which participants draw from a prize bowl with small and large prizes, to help reduce costs and make the program more interactive.

Potential bettors seem to be attracted to lotteries that offer very large prizes, as evidenced by the fact that ticket sales increase dramatically for rollover drawings, but in some cultures they also demand a chance to win smaller prizes (which typically are wagered again in the next round).

In most large-scale lotteries, a very large prize is offered along with many smaller ones.

And with 662 billion euros under management, DWS would be a temptingly large prize.

Within the grasp of Pidgley's team is a tantalisingly large prize.

Leave your stopwatch at home and prepare for the long haul while seeking the large prize.

Gagnon noted the arrival of several major skateboarding competitions with increasingly large prize purses in recent years.