Sentence examples for make a prize from inspiring English sources

Each of us would chip in to make a prize for the winners.

Set up minigames in your house and remember the score is a prize, so make a prize scoreboard!

Make a prize booth and fill it with toys and other prizes like trains, teddies, parrots and other stuff.

What makes a prize worthwhile?

With Sunset Song he's again made a prize of beauty and found peace in the past.

And despite Cern's apparent discovery of the Higgs boson this year, the uncertainty makes a prize premature.

Robson next made A Prize of Gold (1955), an action drama that featured Richard Widmark as an army sergeant stationed in Berlin who helps steal a shipment of gold to help relocate a group of war orphans.

In 1718 Blackbeard established his base in a North Carolina inlet, forcibly collected tolls from shipping in Pamlico Sound, and made a prize-sharing agreement with Charles Eden, governor of the North Carolina colony.

Mr. Sylvan has made a prize-winning recording of Copland's "Poems of Emily Dickinson" for Nonesuch, and though the texts contain few explicit gender references, the sentiments are clearly those of a woman.

Every year around the world between 100m and 275m sharks are killed for their fins, to make a soup prized as a delicacy— which ever more people can now afford.

"If you could make a difference, the prize is probably the biggest, because health care is the largest single industry in the U.S. economy".