Sentence examples for raised prize from inspiring English sources

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

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.

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.

His success has raised prize money and television ratings, brought new sponsors to golf, and inspired a new generation of young, fearless, athletic players.

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

While Sandburg wrote, his wife, Lilian (Paula) Sandburg, raised prize-winning dairy goats on the farm.

Eaton believes raising prize money would be a start.

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

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

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.