Sentence examples for most prize from inspiring English sources

What qualities did David Foster Wallace most prize in nonfiction writing?

And why pay heavy taxes to help the government rob you of what you most prize?

The first time he competed, in 1950, he won the Top Hand title, which was awarded for the most prize money earned over the four Sundays in October.

The last word should go to the Victorian artist Phil May, who told somebody admiring his bright red drinkers' nose that "it is my most prize possession, having cost me £30,000 to acquire it".

The sport's top-ranking, highly paid contenders compete to qualify for the National Finals and to win the title of world all-around champion cowboy, given to the PRCA participant earning the most prize money in a year.

For readers of The Choice, the most valuable information in the report may be the results of a survey asking college admissions officers what criteria they most prize in a transfer applicant.

Yet even our most prize-strewn literary novelist may be startled by how a speech in Kate Middleton's defence has drawn her into as a cat fight, as media misogynists will promote it, with the object of her sympathy.

The Karolinska Institute asks 3,000 scientists and administrators to nominate by Jan . 31researchers who they believe have made the most prize-worthy discovery for consideration in that year's competition.

Last year Ms. Goriesky, 39, submitted 87 entries — from photographs and horses to flowers and baked goods — and walked away with the coveted Mel Nyquist Award, given to the exhibitor who has accumulated the most prize-based points.

Unlike most prizes the award comes with strings.

The six-hit is the I.P.L.'s most prized achievement.