Sentence examples for old prize from inspiring English sources

My nominee for this week's "I didn't know he was that old" prize is Chris Wallace, who turns 65.

It was the one which he had begun to believe was at last reserved for him  before Mickelson, the grinning and sometimes swaggering idol of country-club America, laid his hand on his fifth major title, this one the great old prize of Westwood's homeland to add to three Masters and one PGA title.

In his four star review, The Telegraph's Charles Spencer said that "Spacey prowls around the stage like a battered old prize fighter, constantly on the move as he buttonholes members of the audience, and radiates a charisma and dramatic attack that is often spellbinding".

"Oh this old prize?

The ban on smoking in restaurants and bars was cited as a signature improvement that upgraded life for Bob Bozic, a burly 63-year-old former prize fighter who once went six rounds with Larry Holmes, before he was heavyweight champion.

When the barber spun him around to the mirror, writer saw a large-mouth bass on his headNuntil he realized it was just the old prize-winner that had always been mounted on Daryl's wall.

These scientists are not agents of agribusiness, just college teachers competing for a 400-year-old prize.

He has been cut to 10-1 for the 2,000 Guineas and is likely to head next for Ireland's top two-year-old prize, the National Stakes.

Hopefully we can expect to read it in translation before long, as five previous winners of the six-year-old prize have been translated for English readers.

Known as the African Booker, the 10-year-old prize goes to a short story by an African writer published in English.

Rayner wins £5,000, and joins a distinguished list of former winners of the 50-year-old prize including Shirley Hughes, Raymond Briggs and Quentin Blake.