Sentence examples for prize show from inspiring English sources

For all its filthy lucre, the current prize show is a low-key affair.

The Turner prize show opens at Tate Britain on October 30.

Warren's work, Sylvesternacht, was an installation at the 2006 Turner prize show.

For his Turner prize show, Creed also exhibited scrunched-up paper and Blu-Tack.

This year's is the 28th annual Turner Prize show, to which you might reasonably say: so what?

The original bat movie was in Deller's Turner prize show in 2004, the year I was a judge.

"The fact that the players are competing for a £500,000 first prize shows how big this event is," he said.

She said: "This auction prize shows that Hollywood has a long way to go in understanding the diversity problem it faces.

Kate Holderness, above, bagged first prize, showing real creativity and attention to detail – two things she's bound to need for her dream job as a stage manager.

For my money, this is one of the best Turner prize shows for years – not least because it's one of the less sensational.

Edwin Morgan's new collection A Book of Lives (Carcanet Press, 2007), shortlisted for this year's TS Eliot prize, shows the 87-year-old poet, after a quiet-ish phase, re-invigorated.