Sentence examples for prize party from inspiring English sources

Guardian teen site member BritishBiblioholic will reporting on what happened at the Waterstones children's book prize party on the site very soon – so look out for that!

Perhaps because they both love a party: many's the time that Sarah Lucas toasted her toes at Joe Strummer's Glastonbury campfire and no Turner Prize party is truly complete without Jarvis Cocker or Beth Orton sipping the free wine.

(Goodwin's enthusiasm is also obvious when, in the dying hours of the Orange prize party, she bursts into the room where I'm speaking to Kingsolver and announces she wants to "cover her with love!") Kingsolver is excited about her win, but less wildly ebullient – she flew in the day before the ceremony, and is set to fly out within hours.

Tickets are also available on Sunday for the festival's Awards and Best of Fest program (5 p.m ., a prize ceremony, party and screening of the winning films.

Take his failure to seize the one great prize his party sought for decades – proportional representation that would make such coalitions a fixture.

Mr. Toussaint, who has twice run and lost in federalist districts of Montreal, is now prized by party leaders eager to display a diverse face.

Cover ordinary pencils (as above) to make extraordinary prizes for party games.

They organised prize-giving parties at the Battleborough Grange Hotel in Burnham-on-Sea, owned at the time by Ms Chalmers, where up to 300 women at a time were plied with champagne as they witnessed the financial crowning of "Brides" – those at the top of each pyramid cell.

I'd won the prize at a party - a family break to one of the four UK Center Parcs Villages.

The law also contained a "prize" for the party winning a majority in parliament: a number of extra seats to provide security for the governing coalition.

Cherie Blair, who went to the prize's first party the year before her husband became prime minister, is among them.