Sentence examples for prize calling from inspiring English sources

Christie took the prize, calling Obama a "petulant child" and vowing that the Republicans would "kick your rear end out of the White House from this fall".

In Menand's overview of the classical phase of the civil-rights movement, he mentions the documentary "Eyes on the Prize," calling the series a "terrific resource for those sights and sounds, as well as for its interviews with participants".

François van der Mensbrugghe Professor, Law School of the University of Saint-Louis and University of Liège Brussels, Belgium In Menand's overview of the classical phase of the civil-rights movement, he mentions the documentary "Eyes on the Prize," calling the series a "terrific resource for those sights and sounds, as well as for its interviews with participants".

Simon Burke of Waterstone's tipped C to take the prize, calling it "a challenging yet dazzling novel", adding: "The news that David Mitchell has not made the shortlist will cause gnashing of teeth across the book world, but perhaps is a useful reminder of the independence and unpredictability of the Booker.

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The latter special honour, given for the best book that had received the Women's Prize in the past decade, was granted in celebration of the 20th anniversary of the prize (called the Orange Prize for Fiction when the book won the annual award in 2007).

Mr. Ma is also joining the board of the foundation that administers the prize, called the Breakthrough Prize in Life Sciences.

The Forward prize called it "a bold challenge to historic definitions of poetic form".

It also emerged this week that the authorities had blocked the country's only non-governmental literary prize, called Aknoon.

The Times, in a dispatch with the title "GERMANY ENRAGED BY OSSIETZKY PRIZE," called it "a slap in the face of fascism".

The headline of a Los Angeles Times piece announcing the prize called Alexievich a reporter, a term she finds almost insulting.