Sentence examples for prized best from inspiring English sources

BBC1's Sherlock was a double winner at tonight's TV Bafta Awards, including the prized best drama series title.

At that time it was treated as a recreational puzzle, papers printed graphs and prized best solution sent by readers.

Competing for the magazine's prized "best act in the world today" award are Muse, Coldplay, Arctic Monkeys, Kasabian, Arcade Fire and U2.

The prized best album title will be fought between Arctic Monkeys' Humbug, Kasabian's West Ryder Pauper Lunatic Asylum, Muse's The Resistance, the Cribs' Ignore The Ignorant and The Horrors' Primary Colours.

Diagnostic skill was important, 1 but accurate prognostication was more highly prized: "The best physician was one who could prevent and predict".

One of those locks seems to be on the evening's big prize, best musical.

Nominated in seven categories, the movie won the best director prize, best actor for Ewan McGregor, and best screenwriter went jointly to Robert Harris and Polanski.

The other big prizes (best picture and director) are also conceivably within reach, bobbing tantalisingly on the near horizon.

There were nods for the main prize, best picture, and best director for its helmsman Danny Boyle, elevating him to the top table of film-makers.

"Argo" continued its awards-season winning streak at the British Academy Film Awards in London on Sunday, winning two major prizes: best film and best director (for Ben Affleck).

The black-and-white largely silent film picked up the top prize, best feature, from the Producers Guild of America, which announced its winners on Saturday night in Los Angeles.