Sentence examples for prizes from from inspiring English sources

Getting ahead means snatching away prizes from under others' noses.

Experts with high rankings received small cash prizes from AskMe.com.

Reds are pricier, naturally, especially the prizes from the Piedmont and Tuscany.

They have the muscle to chase big prizes, from alternative fuels to clean drinking water.

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The Royal Agricultural Society awarded nearly 2,000 prizes from 1839 to 1939, some worth £1m ($1.6m) in today's money.

Listeners phoned in to answer general knowledge questions and win prizes, from steam irons to TV sets.

There will also be a raffle, with prizes from the Theodore Gordon collections, and guided fishing trips.

The event attracted many more women and junior entrants than in 2015, stimulated by special prizes from the new sponsors.

Miranda July joins Deborah Treisman to read and discuss Janet Frame's "Prizes," from a 1962 issue of the magazine.

But executives at the rapidly expanding Metro International do not expect plaudits or Pulitzer prizes from their peers.