Sentence examples for offered prizes from inspiring English sources

Lenders also offered prizes to attract borrowers.

Some offered prizes and ran contests to lure student borrowers.

So I offered prizes (Iraqi 250-dinar notes with Saddam's picture) and invited readers to send in entries.

The restaurant offered prizes to customers who could eat the burger and fries and drink a 44-ounce drink in 20 minutes.

Some 40,000 city children got daily automated wake-up calls from Magic Johnson and other celebrities to remind them to show up for class, and City Hall offered prizes like baseball tickets and gift certificates.

The airline had offered prizes, including free round-trip flights to Malaysia from Australia and New Zealand, in a contest called "My Ultimate Bucket List", despite 537 people being killed in two air accidents involving the airline this year.

In the 1970s it offered prize schemes.

Five years ago NASA, America's space agency, offered prize money to any team that could build a remotely powered robot able to climb quickly up a cable.

During the last heyday of marathon swimming, the 1920s, newspapers offered prize money for channel crossings and swimmers wore costumes made of wool.

And the simplest way to do this would be to offer prizes for new drugs.

SaveUp offers prizes and rewards to those who cut their debt.