Sentence examples for local prize from inspiring English sources

But he is hardly a polarizing figure, and so he was the local prize holder deemed proper to ask an admittedly cynical question.

And the variations of local grass and microclimate, as well as the maker's particular method, produce the distinctive quality of each particular, local prize cheddar.

Locals prize easy access to hiking, berry-picking and beaches; that is the yin to the yang of Portland's crowded streets, she says.

Local officials prize the name recognition and image boost that come with being the home of the chancellor's guesthouse, but it is not always easy on the village.

Raquel Rutledge of The Milwaukee Journal Sentinel won the local reporting prize, for exposing fraud in Wisconsin's child care subsidy program, a series of articles that led to criminal indictments and changes in state law.

But the local United Ways prize not only their autonomy, but also the advantage it provides in allowing them to claim independence from the scandals that have rocked the system.

She was institutionalized, mislabeled as a schizophrenic, subjected to more than 200 rounds of electric shock treatment and was on the verge of undergoing a lobotomy when "The Lagoon," a book of short stories, won a local literary prize, prompting the hospital superintendent to remove her from the surgery list.

A local delicacy prized for their boneless, meaty fillets, the fish were already endangered.

ADAM GOPNIK: Auden said that a writer hoped to be like a valley cheese: local, but prized elsewhere.

For centuries, Indian traders from throughout the northern plains convened at Knife River each summer to barter for local flint, prized for arrowheads and cutting tools.

Ironically, much of the local produce prized by the city's finest chefs is grown in urban farms in poor neighbourhoods – produce that is often trucked across town to farmers markets in wealthier enclaves.