Sentence examples for prize candidate from inspiring English sources

For decades he has been tipped as a candidate for the prize and was frequently referred to in Germany as "the permanent Nobel prize candidate".

Alexandre Desplat, with music credits on five prize candidates, including "Argo," pumped hands at the door.

This year, the Toronto festival, which runs from next Thursday through Sept. 15, and has become an annual portal to the film awards season, again brings its share of nearly borderless potential prize candidates.

CAE member and food safety expert Chen Junshi, who has written in his blog that he was ashamed of CAE's decision to elect a tobacco scientist, is now calling on MOST to avoid another embarrassment like the "tobacco academician" and drop tobacco research from its list of prize candidates.

The GOP establishment's favourite candidate has watched their prized candidate falter over the course of the past few months, and will need a strong turnout.

The annual PM Design Excellence competition sponsored by MPIF continues to attract increasing numbers of prize-worthy candidate parts.

In every election cycle, a key group of swing voters emerges as the most sought-after political prize for candidates fighting for the presidency.

Among them were A Holiday Abroad (1960), The Essay Prize (1960), The Candidate (1961), and The Jackpot Question (1961).

But with Mr Cameron there is a prize no other candidate can offer: the chance for the Tories to be liked.

Though the Democratic race is shaping up to be a protracted delegate hunt, a popular-vote victory in California would be an important symbolic prize to either candidate.

A real endorsement from Palin, which this is not, will no doubt be a coveted prize for whichever candidate receives it.