Sentence examples for prizewinner in from inspiring English sources

Roger Michell's The Mother, scripted by Hanif Kureishi, was a prizewinner in the Director's Fortnight section.

By 1937 he was back in London, making his solo debut as a prizewinner in the Vienna cello competition.

Her seventh Wimbledon singles victory made Williams the third-biggest prizewinner in tennis history, behind Novak Djokovic and Roger Federer.

Banned in China, it has been a best seller and prizewinner in Germany; has won critical acclaim in a French-language edition; and is being translated into Czech, Italian, Polish, Portuguese, Spanish and Swedish.

The best thing about FLIP - apart, of course, from the stunning location - is that, for the four days of the festival, readers are likely to bump into a Nobel laureate or Booker prizewinner in one of the town's packed restaurants.

His first work of fiction, Between the Assassinations, was written before The White Tiger, but it has actually only just been published in India – where it's snuggling one position below Adiga's Man Booker prizewinner in the bestseller list.

The New Yorker, April 8 , 1991P. 31 Comment about Nobel prizewinners in literature who have been forgotten.

By Adam Gopnik The New Yorker, April 8 , 1991P. 31 Comment about Nobel prizewinners in literature who have been forgotten.

It has some top-flight universities that have produced a clutch of Nobel prizewinners in the sciences since the second world war.

Much of this new industry has been spun from the still world-leading university, which has produced 90 Nobel prizewinners in little more than a century.

AMERICANS still patriotically smarting at the number of British prizewinners in this year's Tony Awards need only visit the British capital itself to find a salve for sore pride.