Sentence examples for prize location from inspiring English sources

Squeezed among the United Nations Palace, the U.S. and Italian diplomatic missions and the city's Botanical Gardens, whose staff tends its grounds, Château de Penthes occupies a prize location in a city in which good real estate is scarce, real estate values have soared and zoning laws are strict.

If you can't find a grand-prize location, don't do a pop-up.

Because in the latest arms race in tech, the three biggest prizes are location, location, location.

Many of them hope to some day return to their former storefronts, which are prized downtown locations because so many tourists pass the building.

"There are now some opportunities for the players and ATP to have bigger tournaments in terms of prize money and location and the opening of Asian markets.

The Hackney Pearl is a great neighborhood restaurant with good food and a relaxed, welcoming atmosphere, but Stour Space gallery, which also houses the Counter Cafe, might be able to claim the prize for best location for an Olympic coffee.

Doubles from $229 Easy walking distance to just about any downtown venue or attraction makes the Galt House a strong contender for the "best location" prize amongst Louisville hotels.

The Saguaro, painted in the hues of a Sonoran Desert sunset, is prized for its location.

Residents prize its central-downtown location and are fiercely protective of what remains of its Old New York atmosphere.

In a palimpsest (idea-filled) lecture titled "Used Current Location," Rome Prize recipient and UC Berkeley professor Nicholas de Monchaux spoke about architecture's relationship with systems and data.

Despite the name and location, the prize has never been exclusively for Welsh writers – although one, the poet Jemma L King, was shortlisted this year – but has always been an international competition that was way ahead of the Booker in allowing Americans to join in from the outset.