Sentence examples for larger prize from inspiring English sources

Perhaps a larger prize is the region's natural gas deposits.

But he is still seeking a larger prize.

Soon, the Heat will turn their attention to a larger prize, in the playoffs.

But even some of Israel's staunchest supporters in Congress said the dispute might focus minds on the larger prize.

Now he is here last season's GP2 runner-up already has his eyes on a larger prize, in particular after recently being recruited into Ferrari's young driver development programme.

But the larger prize, as in similarly tight races in neighbouring Minnesota, Missouri and South Dakota, is control of the Senate, where Democrats now cling to a 50-49 majority.

(Were they ever lost?) But Lady Croft is after much larger prizes.

With the caucuses sandwiched between the much larger prizes in Michigan and Washington on Saturday and Virginia and Tennessee, the candidates did little campaigning here.

The traditional starter's pistol for the statuette race in New York is the Gotham Independent Film Awards, which often honor worthwhile but underseen movies that don't pick up larger prizes and could use the attention.

At first, there will be things like $20 gift cards, but eventually they may include larger prizes, we're told.

That may involve a pitch competition between non-profit founders where donors can vote for their favorites, and the winners get larger prizes from the organization.