Sentence examples for prizes itself from inspiring English sources

"Yucatán prizes itself as a world apart because of its history and separation".

A Greyhound spokeswoman, Maureen Richmond, said Saturday that "Greyhound prizes itself on our safety record".

Wall Street, positioned to play an important role in orchestrating these deals, is looking at some very big prizes itself.

But it raises a provocative and largely overlooked issue in a country that prizes itself on a one-person, one-vote democracy: Even in the House, which is supposed to be the most representative government body, some votes are actually worth a lot less than others.

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But these additions are secondary to the prize itself.

The price of administration, in fact, usually far outstrips the value of the prize itself.

And the prize itself has grown to include cash, recordings and follow-up concerts.

The Caine prize itself is sometimes described as the African Booker.

In the end, she agreed to give Mr. Andahazi the $15,000 award that went with the prize but not the prize itself.

NO Nobel prize has yet been awarded for the invention of an elixir of life, but the prize itself seems to be one.