Sentence examples for strong prize from inspiring English sources

Juniors and seniors may compete for the Schoenberg prize, "for the best essay on some American poet or some phase of American poetry," and for the Strong prize, "for the best essay on a phase of American literature or the best story on an incident in the lives of American people". But if you have a short story that qualifies, please submit it under category B rather than G.

"We have a strong prize to win here if we can get it right," he said.

As the fleet could not spare men to man her, the 223-strong prize crew was made up of men pressed in the Caribbean, principally invalids unfit for frontline service.

She won in what was regarded by many critics as a particularly strong Turner prize year.

"It was a strong field this year," prize judge Craig Munro told Guardian Australia in April.

All the recent evidence suggests British voters prize strong leadership and real security, both national and economic.

But we prize strong, effective government, consider nationalism guilty until proven innocent, and say that if the present coalition is to get another chance, we hope it is much less conservative, and much more liberal".

Additionally, voters under threat tend to prize "strong leadership" more highly than partisan affiliation, making some politicians seem more charismatic than they otherwise would.

"Strength and stamina": a workplace that prizes strong or athletic people (even in white collar work) or those who show off their endurance (e.g., by working extreme hours).

Jonathan Ruppin, web editor for Foyles, said of the finalists: "Last year's shortlist was possibly the strongest in the prize's history, so this year's had a lot to live up to, but I think the judges have come up with a staggeringly strong shortlist".

Declaring that he prizes "strong personalities and strong opinions," Mr. Obama, who has limited foreign-policy experience, showed that he wants advisers with real authority who will not be afraid to disagree with him — two traits disastrously lacking in President Bush's team.