Sentence examples for prize shot from inspiring English sources

His prize shot is the first known picture of a juvenile Pel's fishing owl, which he captured in a thick Gabon jungle on a disposable camera.

He said photos missing from his collection included the iconic Pulitzer Prize-winning shot by the Associated Press photographer Joe Rosenthal of marines raising Old Glory on Mount Suribachi.

It seemed that some wire service photos of firemen at the World Trade Center closely resembled Joe Rosenthal's Pulitzer Prize-winning shot of five American marines and a combat medic raising the flag atop Mount Suribachi in 1945.

The younger Bradley's quest for his father's strangely secretive past and the stories of the Easy Company flag-raisers behind "The Photograph," as he calls Joe Rosenthal's serendipitous Pulitzer Prize-winning shot, are recounted in his book, "Flags of Our Fathers," written with Ron Powers and published this month by Bantam.

Fifty-six including Pulitzer Prize-winning shots are on display through November.

I'd missed one too many prize-winning shots of my children.

A prize of a shot glass of octopus ink to the most banal.

"I don't know if I want to win, because the prize is a shot of tequila," Mr. Hoppy said.

A documentary photographer with years of experience, Winship deservedly made it to the shortlist again, having won a prize for her shot of two young Turks in 2008.

To several hundred applauding staff members who met him on his arrival at United Nations headquarters on the East River, Mr. Annan said the prize was "a shot in the arm that is really deserved and needed".

The Shanghai-born, self-taught artist started shooting with a basic Rolleiflex as a teenager and fell in love with the art after one of his first photographs, taken at age 13, won a prize -- a shot of Shanghai's Bund, an iconic strip of European-style buildings.