Sentence examples similar to time for prize from inspiring English sources
Viewers in York can compete against their neighbors in real time for prizes.
As Europe's soccer season approaches the time for prizes or brickbats, the Bayern Munich coach, Louis van Gaal, declares: "These are the weeks of truth.
Most are still in high school and remain a few years from competing full-time for prize money.
"This is the perfect time for the Folio prize to be inaugurated.
When it came time for the Whitbread Prize, then, it was almost inevitable that both Mr. Heaney and Ms. Rowling would make it to the short list.
In 1987, when she was just four years out of the Royal College of Art, Oulton was one of two women nominated for the first time for the Turner prize (the other being the late, great Helen Chadwick).
Then, as race time for the $500 prize modified class approached, Mr. DeCosmo disappeared and returned wearing around his waist a multicompartment tool box -- complete with battery-powered fan -- that bore more than a passing resemblance to Batman's utility belt.
"This is the perfect time for the Folio Prize to be inaugurated.
Guardian News and Media, Kings Place, London won the test of time award – a prize for previous winners that have continued to "live up to their original aspirations and intentions".
They decided to abolish the under-50 rule in time for the 2009 Turner prize.
It was prize time for authors in London this week, where Publishing News, an industry publication, bestowed its annual British Book Awards.
