Sentence examples for prize player from inspiring English sources

Alvarez, 18 years old at the time, had committed to attend Vanderbilt University, but as Commodores Coach Tim Corbin watched him send shot after shot into the stands, he became so convinced that he was about to lose his prize player that he dialed his recruiting director.

But they remain unable to cough up €15m – around £11m – for one of their most prized players.

The England defender is out of contract at the end of the season and, with the player seemingly intent on leaving, Bolton are looking to cash in on one of their most prized players – possibly to the tune of £7m – when the transfer window opens next month.

In addition to vying for the championship trophy and cash prizes, players were entertained by local celebrities and cheerleading teams during the intervals, while the '3R' TV hosts, who are also UNICEF Malaysia National Ambassadors, quizzed them about HIV and AIDS.

Decide how much "virtual money" or what "real prize" the player will win and state the winnings on the slide.

Unlike their peers in team sports, the tour players are effectively the owners if they're convinced a new directive will grow prize money, players tend to be on board with association brass.

While regular tour events routinely commit more than 30 percent of revenue to prize money, players claim that despite prize money increases, the Grand Slam event percentages remain considerably lower.

"If I'm not mistaken, it was sponsored and there was a prize for players at the end of the year".

The prize, the players and the new global game.

The I.W.F.L. offers cash prizes when players reach statistical benchmarks and recently introduced a second division for smaller markets.

Pachinko is a popular form of pinball that skirts Japanese law against gambling by awarding prizes that players can swap for cash.