Sentence examples for prize won from inspiring English sources
The organisers replaced the category in 2005 with a Best Live Act prize, won by Muse.
Printed captions underneath the image include the breed, age, owner, and prize won.
Meanwhile, the very prize won in the referendum – to leave the EU – remains unclaimed.
It was set up in 1992, with the inaugural prize won by Primal Scream for the album Screamadelica.
With all the talk this week of Nobel Prizes, another recent prize won by a Stanford physician escaped notice.
An earlier version of this article misspelled the name of the prize won by Robert E. Lucas Jr.
Most people are familiar with the original X-Prize, won by Burt Rutan and Paul Allen's SpaceShipOne.
The Mercury Prize - won last year by The XX - is held in high esteem within the industry, but more importantly it frequently helps to boost sales of nominees and winners.
The winner of the £50,000 annual prize - won last year by Howard Jacobson's The Finkler Question - will be announced on 18 October.
Cullen's book was a finalist for the L.A. Times Book Prize, won the Edgar Award for nonfiction, made bestseller lists and racked up a string of other accolades.
When King traveled to Oslo the next year to receive the Nobel Peace Prize, won mainly because of the success in Birmingham, Mr. Shuttlesworth was not included in the sizable entourage that accompanied him.
