Sentence examples for prized corner from inspiring English sources
The outdoor retailer -- best known for stuffing mailboxes with catalogues -- chose a prized corner space in the upscale Promenade at Sagemore in the Marlton section of Evesham Township -- what its developer, Kravco Corp., calls a style center, for only its fourth outlet in the company's 90-year history.
But instead of banking on the former Pro Bowler Mike Jenkins, whose play, thanks to inconsistent technique, has tailed off over the past two years, the Joneses traded up in the draft to select the prized corner Morris Claiborne at No. 6. Jenkins, if not traded, will spend his contract year behind the emerging slot corner Orlando Scandrick.
We are wired to be goal-striving creatures who quest for the prize: the corner office with a breathtaking view, the new BMW 7 series, the prom queen with a Harvard MBA, the staggering bonus, seat 2A, the hole in one.
Visual display was prized.
It arrives with walls of awards and prizes from every corner, and blue-ribbon credentials for days.
Hidden restaurants seem to be flourishing in Berlin, a city that prizes its secret corners and artsy subcultures.
Poet's Corner The Nobel Prize-winning Irish poet W. B. Yeats (1865-1939) will be celebrated at 7 30 tonight at the Folger Shakespeare Library in Washington.
"That is Canary Wharf," he told the BBC cameras when he won the 2003 Mercury prize for Boy in da Corner.
Poet's Corner The Nobel Prize-winning Irish poet William Butler Yeats will be celebrated in prose, poetry, song and music in the annual tribute of the W. B. Yeats Society of New York at 7 30 tonight at Frederick Loewe Theater of New York University at 35 West Fourth Street in Greenwich Village.
Seen from this distance, the poignancy lands with the clinical punch of a Wiley snare: Dizzee Rascal now wants nothing to do with the music that first made him famous – he won the Mercury prize for Boy in Da Corner only months after this video was recorded.
Free art prizes are hidden around every corner.
