Sentence examples for raise prize from inspiring English sources

But the federation found it difficult to raise prize money for an event that did not include Mr. Kasparov.

The state-owned Vision media group set up a fund to raise prize money for the runner after he won on Sunday - and in three hours raised more than $100,000 - it aims to make it to $500,000.

Eaton believes raising prize money would be a start.

Dr. Mant enjoyed trout fishing, raised prize winning orchids and was an excellent cook.

Paulson has said that he plans to raise the game's profile by attracting top-tier corporate sponsors and raising prize money.

The Australian Open raised prize money to $30 million Australian dollars (about $31 million) this year and its leaders intend to increase that to $40 million Australian by 2016.

Mrs. Erlanger also raises prize poodles and is the founder of an organization called Dogs for Defense, which is training dogs for the Army.

Bivens was a consummate businesswoman and dealmaker who was hired to enhance the L.P.G.A.'s fortunes with an aggressive approach to raising prize money and changing the mind-set of a sport that survived but didn't necessarily thrive.

The ATP insists it is "fully committed to the goal of a corruption-free sport" and its chief executive, Chris Kermode, said he is committed to raising prize money on the Challenger Tour and low level ATP tour events.

The costs of acquiring a horse are clearly set out, along with the assets of the buyer and how the money has been raised; prize money in racing is contemplated without embarrassment, as is the depreciation in value which a living horse inevitably incurs.

She also worked for the British Army of the Rhine and raised prize cattle.