The phrase "super prize" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to a prize that is more impressive than the others. For example, "The winner of the contest received a super prize of a free trip to the Bahamas!".
Rodgers, meanwhile, won his first playoff game for the Packers on the way to the ultimate Super Bowl prize, a poetic symmetry as Favre left the game once and for all.
and at the end, give the winner a rare and super awesome prize based on the show.
And the opportunity to meet Evan Davis, who will be chairing the panels, as some kind of super-bonus prize.
When yOn win in the firSaturday days you can pick plates from any one of the phones you see here.
Hosted by renegade performer Scottee, the "talent show for fatties" sees 14 curvy contestants battling for glory and some super-size prizes.
The motorcycle magazines nicknamed them "superbikes," and those like Honda's pioneering CB750, Kawasaki's wicked-quick 750-cc H2 and 900-cc Z1, Laverda's howling Jota 1000 and Ducati's thundering 900 Super Sport are prized today.
Texas is the biggest prize on Super Tuesday and allocates 155 delegates.
Mr. Spurlock, who will have a role in the pilot, won the documentary directing prize for "Super Size Me" at the Sundance Film Festival this year.
— JOHN HARWOOD Even as Mr. Romney and Mr. Santorum sweated out the returns from Ohio to see who would claim Super Tuesday's biggest prize, the Obama campaign was showing the organizational muscle in the swing state that has the Republican Party fretting for its eventual nominee in the general election this fall.
Even as Mitt Romney and Rick Santorum sweated out the returns from Ohio to see who would claim Super Tuesday's biggest prize, the Obama campaign was showing the organizational muscle in the swing state that has the Republican Party fretting for its eventual nominee in the general election this fall.
