Sentence examples for prize success from inspiring English sources
Fresh from his Mercury Prize success, Blake, who is just 25, won Best Contemporary Song for his track Retrograde, taken from his second album Overgrown.
On Saturday, PJ Harvey, fresh from her Mercury prize success, gave a mesmerising performance that built to a crescendo with an anthemic version of "Meet Ze Monsta".
Paul Beatty's Man Booker prize success this week marked the second win in a row for the small independent publisher Oneworld, after Marlon James last year.
However, we also find that the prizes' successes are contingent on their proper design.
Many domestic television executives do not prize commercial success.
The prize of success is easily great enough to induce all three to play their parts.
It's a strange profession where the prize for success is house arrest, isn't it?
But alternative routes are so few and the prize for success so great that there is an immense incentive to break the rules.For example, a war encourages the rich countries to be generous.
The prize of success could be huge.
Another model combines smaller prizes for promising ideas with big prizes for success.
After years of chasing the game's major prizes without success, Murray beat Federer for the Olympic gold medal last year and later won his first Grand Slam singles title at the U.S. Open.
