Sentence examples for prize sharing from inspiring English sources

He is best known for his arts and urban renewal projects on the South Side of Chicago, his home city, and this year won the biennial Artes Mundi contemporary art prize, sharing the prize money with other shortlisted artists.

If prize sharing could support the next Hermès or Chanel, could it not lead to the next Google or Apple?

Yes, the Pulitzer prize, shared with the Washington Post.

Teams on 0 pts will split by goal difference, goals scored, then prize shared.

In a tie, this will be decided on goals scored, so 1-6 beats 0-5 ethenthen prize shared.

A Nobel prize, shared with Hodgkin (and also with John Eccles, an Australian scientist) came in 1963, the year after Watson's and Crick's.

Mr. Hamilton became prominent in 1932 when the Soviet Union gave first prize — shared with two Soviet architects — for his new Palace of the Soviets, only to cancel the award without explanation a few months later.

David Lynch's Mulholland Drive, which opens next month, won him half the director's prize (shared with Joel Coen) at Cannes and was recently voted best film of the year by New York's critics, is one such film.

One example is the new movie "Graduation," directed by Cristian Mungiu, who was named Best Director at last year's Cannes Film Festival (a prize shared with Olivier Assayas for "Personal Shopper").

The series, which continued the story of characters first seen in the Shane Meadows film This Is England, was the winner of the best drama writer prize, shared by Meadows and Jack Thorne.

Andrea Arnold's council estate drama Fish Tank walked away with the Jury prize, shared with Park Chan-wook's Thirst, an erotic thriller about a priest who is turned into a vampire after a botched medical experiment.