Sentence examples for prizes between from inspiring English sources

Last year, two novels divided pretty much all the big SF literary prizes between them.

The members of the academic board, for example, have five Nobel prizes between them.

Instead, six of the best picture nominees divvied up the big prizes between them.

The prince-bishoprics had become fiercely contested prizes between neighbouring dynasties, themselves often vassals of the bishopric.

Surely, now both Dames in their 70s, with all the most prestigious literary prizes between them (Byatt won the Booker for Possession in 1990), the old rivalries are less acute?

Unlike most critics' groups and the Golden Globes, the Academy divides its screenplay prizes between adapted and original fare – an entirely reasonable distinction, though it results most years in uneven distribution of heat between the categories.

Might we split the prize between Middleton and Gordimer?

In fact, more women won the prize between 1969 and 1991 than have since.

The committee split the prize between Mr Gore and the UN team of scientists, the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change.

He was awarded it for a completely different study, the one which showed that human papilloma viruses cause cervical cancer.Dividing the prize between two studies is not unusual.

Branded the eternal Booker bridesmaid, Bainbridge was shortlisted five times for the Man Booker prize between 1973 and 1998 but never won.