Sentence examples for prized place from inspiring English sources

Hung was 18 and chose to leave even though he had won a prized place at medical school.

The "chosen ones" who gain admission to the Promised Land, meanwhile, learn that securing their prized place in society comes at a terrible price.

Bolshoi Billy Elliot breaks the records Henry Perkins, the 18-year-old ballet prodigy from Hampshire who won a prized place at the Bolshoi Ballet Academy, and who has given his life to ballet over the past three years at the academy there, appears to be beating the Russians in their own game.

Shitov, booked in the first half, was lucky to escape punishment after a foul on Griffiths but he got his just reward for a trip on Dembélé who became the Celtic Park hero by despatching the crucial penalty and leave Celtic just two games away from a prized place in the group stages.

The only other occasion was in the 2002 final at Yokohama in Japan - Ronaldo inspiring Brazil to a 2-0 win - and the prized place at the Maracana next Sunday is at stake.

It sends the message that race deserves a prized place in family formation.

Fireworks were heard in the centre of Belo Horizonte from early morning, and fans gathered at the stadium hours before kick-off to claim prized places near barriers where they could form a guard of honour for Brazil's team.

Turner prize Place your bets, ladies and gentlemen, as the moment of truth gets near and the award of this year's Turner prize draws closer.

For hundreds of years alcohol claimed a prize place among the pills, potions and healing herbs of British pharmaceutical history.

And they did it, in part, by maintaining the kind of amiability that is prized in places like this, where you don't raise your voice too often.

Many of the planet's most prized destinations, places considered exquisite and idyllic, where nature seems bountiful and people appear at ease, are under threat.