Sentence examples for prizes with from inspiring English sources

Later, he said, half-joking, "Those guys won a lot of prizes with my picture".

(Real Time Economics) Against prizes (but mainly against prizes with intrinsically subjective criteria).

He owns AC Milan, and has won some glittering prizes with it.

Showtime dominated the major acting prizes, with Matt LeBlanc winning the comedy equivalent for "Episodes".

'Architects and designers are trying to win prizes with their work in schools,' says Champkins.

In a television commercial, prizes with parachutes drop from the sky and into the hands of delighted children.

That's too bad, because the writer and director Andrea Arnold has collected major prizes with films set in the public-housing estates that dot urban Britain.

Around this time, articles began to appear about the family in newspapers, and they began to win prizes; with this attention came criticism.

In zero-sum games, by contrast, there is a fixed total of prizes, with the consequence that any person's advantage must be at the expense of someone else.

We reserve the right to substitute the specified prizes with alternatives of similar value in the event that the specified prizes are not available.

When he isn't setting up video links between kids in Nigeria and Britain he's dancing with Madonna at Live8 or winning prizes with his gospel choir.