Sentence examples for provide prize from inspiring English sources

Dickey said his company would continue to cover the costs of elite athletes' travel and lodging expenses, as well as provide prize money to top finishers.

The race has achieved its elite status among marathons by developing relationship with sponsors who provide prize money to lure elite runners who have produced American and world record performances.

They provide prized intelligence on political strategy.

"Virginia's actions amount in our view to piracy," Mr. Beard said, noting that Virginians had been gradually monopolizing horseshoe crabbing to provide prized bait for the booming conch and eel export industries, while other states had cut back in the name of the environment.

Pixophone promises that in the near future it will provide prizes for the best photos it posts.

This most commonly happens to young inexperienced birds, but can happen in great numbers to exhausted adults after large storms, an event known as a wreck, where they provide prized sightings for birders.

While airfare is sometimes provided, prize money, if any, is minuscule.

USA Track and Field pays broadcasters to televise the event, pays rent to the Garden and provides prize money to athletes.

In the past, USA Track and Field has paid broadcasters to televise the event, provided prize money to athletes and paid rent to the Garden.

Along with running commercials for the product on the site, Bonomo also is providing prizes, like a box of 24 taffy bars valued at $30.

Delinking, through alternative models such as providing prizes instead of patents, would allow generic competitors to enter the market immediately while maintaining the rewards necessary to spur innovation.