Sentence examples for promised prize from inspiring English sources

The tournament was organized not by some sanctioning body, but by a local man nicknamed Speedy, who collected entry fees and promised prize money.

The CFPB recommends that you keep thorough records, research all financial decisions you make for your loved one as though you were making them for yourself, and never accept a deal that is "today only" or which requires you to pay up front for a promised prize or award.

The complaint also alleges that Lumos Labs failed to disclose that some of the consumer testimonials had been solicited through contests that promised prizes like a free iPad and a round-trip flight to San Francisco.

The thieves collect their money but don't deliver the promised prizes.

We promised a prize to the reader who submitted the best answers to the three extra-credit questions.

This will be one of the highest paying Fortnite tournaments to date, and is yet just a small fraction of Epic Games' promised $100 million prize pool for competitive play this year.

Funnily enough: Einstein had promised his prize money to his first wife, who he left in Switzerland before the First World War--and he gave her the full award.

Hearn believes he can return snooker to the levels of popularity it enjoyed in the mid-1980s, and has promised higher prize-money, greater television exposure and more tournaments.

But last month sleep was far from anybody's mind as punters queued to put their money into SuperEnalotto, a numbers game that promised jackpot prizes of 17.9 billion lire ($10.7m) and 13.6 billion lire on two successive draws, by far the biggest ever offered in Italy.SuperEnalotto is enticing Italians who would never have dreamt of gambling to try their luck.

Some apps — like those shady quizzes and surveys that promise prizes — appear to exist solely to gather personal information valuable to marketers.

He promised a $300m prize for whoever invents a car battery that delivers power 30% more cheaply than today's models.