Has the prize finally grown up?
The first prize, finally, goes to a station that smells so bad, in winter and summer alike, that many of its users say that the term "worse" becomes almost meaningless: the Second Avenue station on the F line.
With a crowd of 103,219 filling every nook of Cowboys Stadium — and that familiar chant of "Go, Pack, Go!" as a soundtrack — Packers Coach Mike McCarthy cradled the glistening prize, finally able to return it back to its rightful home.
I entered and, after nuzzling at the top spot with a few runner-up prizes, I finally won the competition in 2007.
dissertation, "Higher Composition Laws," then to a flood of international math prizes, and finally, in August, to his becoming the latest Princetonian to win the coveted Fields Medal, often referred to as the Nobel Prize of mathematics.
With the $250 prize, he finally bought a real camera.
Kushnick had been his manager for 17 years, guiding him toward the prize he finally won.
After a week in which Tony Blair let it be known that he wants to be more active in domestic politics, there are now signs that the party is sensing a great prize and finally getting behind Miliband.
The other United player whose future has become a matter of public debate, De Gea, showed why he is so highly prized when finally called into action just after the hour, reacting quickly to block Olivier Giroud as he threatened from an angle.
As an emotional booby prize, Johnson finally had the time to indulge his amateur filmmaking urges.
