Sentence examples for particular prize from inspiring English sources

If possible, calculate how much tax a contestant might have to pay for a particular prize (i.e. state tax on a new automobile).

Tiny South Pacific island states have been a particular prize for Abkhazia, as they have been for decades for new nations seeking to bulk up on the number of countries offering recognition.

Likelihood to win: Every flat surface in his house may be adorned with awards, but Albarn has never actually won this particular prize, despite being nominated in both his Blur and Gorillaz guises.

I suspect I wouldn't be the only one looking for the door under the administration they seem to be envisioning, and my hope is that saying this publicly now might encourage someone in the Koch empire to reconsider whether they can win this particular prize without damaging it".

As a postscript, I'll add that receiving this particular prize usually entails being presented with a pig, but it didn't happen in my case, because the year was 2001 and the foot-and-mouth crisis meant there was a nationwide ban on the transportation of livestock.

Parents, in particular, prize flexibility in times of child care snafus -- for example, when schools have a snow day, half-day, or send your little love bundles home with head lice.

For Negishi in particular, the prize is a dream come true.

He said: "It's an absorbing shortlist and just what literary prizes, and in particular the Orange Prize, are all about: nudging readers towards something unfamiliar but very special.

The Mom vote in particular was the prize to be won.

But this is to understate the abject defeat suffered by some Keynesian economists, and in particular the Nobel prize winning former Princeton professor Paul Krugman.

Public spaces like parks are a particular battleground, equally prized as green oases and places for personal expression.