Sentence examples for prize setting from inspiring English sources

It was her first big literary prize, setting the scene for the memoir that followed last year, and for The Love Object, which includes most of the prizewinning stories.

After considering the evidence Marriott ruled that Castor was a legitimate prize "setting forth as a ship of war", and that the normal prize rules should apply to Laforey's case.

"For a journalism school to give (Chavez) a prize setting him up as a model seems to be a contradiction or it means the La Plata journalism school has adopted the view of communication viewed by Chavez: that... state-controlled, direct communication is preferable to independent media and journalism as we know it".

The Hugo Boss Prize sets no restrictions on age or nationality.

The distinguished playwriting prize set off a few complaints last fall when Mr. Kushner was named.

Determining longitude at sea was discovered through an incentive prize set up by the British government in the 18th century.

That is unlikely to happen to the Tang Prize, set up by Samuel Yin, a multibillionaire from Taiwan who has pledged to give away nearly all his wealth.

Kate Mosse, honorary director of the Orange Prize remembers when, in 2001, the prize set up a parallel judging panel made up entirely of men.

Judges of the Desmond Elliott prize, set up in memory of the publisher and literary agent Desmond Elliott, said the novel was "unlike anything you have ever read".

The Kim Scott Walwyn prize, set up in 2004 to celebrate outstanding achievements by women in publishing, has been awarded to the head of the Nature Publishing Group, Annette Thomas.

"We wanted to do something unique," said Florence Gaillard, brand manager at Hasbro France, which rolled out the prize sets from Monday.