Sentence examples for set prize from inspiring English sources
After his trip to South Georgia, Worsley longed even more to make his own polar journey, to obtain his own "life's set prize," but he doubted that he ever would.
Afterward, he found a sonnet, by an explorer from New Zealand named Hugh de Lautour, which echoed his feelings so intensely that he annotated it and often recited it aloud: Rest, Sir Ernest, rest beneath your star; All striving done and "life's set prize" attained: Not geographic goals, but greater far The pinnacles of leadership you gained.
It was twilight, and he could just make out the cairn and a granite tombstone, which was engraved with a paraphrase of a line by Robert Browning: "I hold that a man should strive to the uttermost for his life's set prize".
The web site lets you create challenges and set prizes.
PokerTracker is capable of analyzing cash ring games in which players play for cash during each hand, sit and go tournaments in which players compete for set prizes after the prescribed number of competitors join the tournament, and multi-table tournaments in which players compete for tournament prizes based on the total number of entries at the scheduled start time.
The prize varies depending on many factors, but for this analysis we set the prize to $100,000.
This article was amended on 21 May to remove a reference to NUS extra cards and a bat and ball set – these prize will no longer be available on the day.
In the Texas case, law enforcement officials described a secretive society of men who set up prize fights between their pit bulls and bet large sums on the outcome.
NS&I said it aimed to set the prize fund rate in a way that balanced the interests of savers, taxpayers and the stability of the broader financial services sector.
Another alternative is to set a prize budget and convene a group of economists and doctors to set the bounties on different diseases.
