Sentence examples for prizes which are from inspiring English sources

The rewards are not money but prizes, which are described in detail & constitute a commercial for the products.

This year's prizes, which are sponsored by content-marketing agency Forward Worldwide, will be awarded on 28 September.

Lucky for writers of children's fiction there are at least 10 opportunities for them to submit to prizes which are solely for fiction.

The new list is modeled in part on the Pulitzer Prizes, which are selected by a rotating board of journalism and academic heavyweights.

The prizes, which are only eligible to British and Irish talent, featured a shortlist more ethnically-diverse than the Academy Awards, whose nominees luncheon takes place on Monday.

The $5m prize is more analogous to top golf or boxing prizes, which are perhaps the only other games of skill in which an individual stands to gain as much money.

And so it is with the organization that sponsors the Nobel Prizes, which is preparing to celebrate its centenary next year.

The prizes, which were established by a bequest of the newspaper publisher Joseph Pulitzer, have been awarded annually since 1917.

Two years ago, Tony Award Productions named Reuben to the nominating committee for its annual prizes, which were presented the other night at Radio City Music Hall.

Tipped off by a rival coach, the Public Schools Athletic League disqualified them for the season because they had entered a tournament that awarded cash prizes, which is against league rules.

The prizes, which were handed out last week, were voted for by 12,000 schoolchildren across the UK.