Sentence examples for prize for both from inspiring English sources

Though Iowa offers just seven electoral votes, the state is a symbolic prize for both candidates.

Finally getting over the legacy of a 19th-century war would be a prize for both countries.

We also tried a Chilean sea bass special that took first prize for both creativity and flavor.

"The prize for both teams was playing in the Stadium," said John DeSio, a spokesman for the Bronx borough president, Ruben Diaz Jr.

But the prize for both Kurds and Turks is starting to look too big for Iraq's future to be settled with yet fuzzier compromises.

This year he is the chair of judges for the Wellcome book prize for both fiction and non-fiction works that "engage with some aspect of medicine, health or illness".

This bakery prides itself on its specialities and has won prizes for both its kouign amman and its far breton.

Robert Penn Warren was a southern poet and novelist, the only writer to win Pulitzer prizes for both his fiction and his poetry.

We don't catch a beautiful sea creature "prized for both its fight and its flavor" because the act makes us feel relaxed or rejuvenated.

Sandburg, who received Pulitzer Prizes for both poetry and history and was given the Medal of Freedom by President Johnson at the White House in 1964, seems to have been considered dangerously liberal or worse by some government officials.

Finca La Torre (fincalatorre.com), near the small town of Bobadilla, 60km north of Málaga, has just won the Spanish ministry of agriculture's prizes for both best olive oil and best organic olive oil of 2012-2013.