Sentence examples for shiny prize from inspiring English sources

And finally Manchester City make it up the stairs to receive their shiny prize!

For them, it was as sweet as having found a shiny prize in their Cracker Jack box.

Google+'s appalling, absolute inhuman detachment was probably deemed a necessary price tag attached to the shiny prize of product saturation.

The least it could do is treat its best titles ― say, "Roma" ― with the dignity they deserve, rather than see them as showboats racing for a shiny prize.

After the 24-year-old won the KPMG Women's PGA Championship at Olympia Fields Country Club in Illinois on Sunday, she poured a bowl of pho, a Vietnamese noodle soup, into the top of her shiny prize.

But beside the book is evidence of the glitzier side of Sister Scuccia – a shiny trophy, her prize for winning the Italian version of The Voice.

Jasmin Dizdar's camera hurtles through these scenes like a child in a toy store, grabbing at every detail as though it were a shiny, precious prize.

So the UK's shiniest new prize for literature – the … er … Literature Prize – has found a sponsor.

"It's not an easy deal two years from now to just say, 'Oh, yeah, let's go get one of these guys.' " There are shiny consolation prizes for the teams that miss on James.

Our shiny, pointy, prized automobiles killed a million Americans in just the 1960s and '70s.

"First they tried to threaten him," the source added, "and then they tried to dangle shiny political prizes".