Sentence examples for runner-up prize from inspiring English sources

He had scorched round the final lap in 53.36sec and still finished with the runner-up prize.

The runner-up prize, the Silver Bear, went to another Eastern European social drama, "An Episode in the Life of an Iron Picker".

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The second idea, which won a $500 runner-up prize for seven employees, is called Gettin' Up, after a slang term to denote success or recognition.

Before Tatyana Chernova received her reward for dethroning the pre-competition favourite, Jessica Ennis collected the runner-up prize from another great British athlete forged in Sheffield.

Mr. Pinkney — who had been named as a Caldecott honoree, the runner-up prize, five times before winning this year's medal — was also a favorite for the award.

The runner-up prizes had helped; the win clinched it.

There are five runner-up prizes, each of £200 of Waterstone's Vouchers.

The six winners took home $15,000 each; the five others, runner-up prizes of $5,000.

"As runner-up prizes go it's pretty damn special," said the novelist.

And coming in the fall of 2002 are the foundation's Legacy Awards, with a first prize in each writing category of $10,000 and two runner-up prizes of $5,000.