Sentence examples for two prize from inspiring English sources

The crowds packed in to see the two prize captures.

These pots contain my movable herb garden, especially two prize rosemaries I couldn't resist buying last spring at the DeBaggio Herb Farm in Chantilly, Va.

As he touched the wall first Phelps knew that he had picked out two prize cherry-toppings for his big Olympic sundae.

To understand the new Army, "imagine two prize fighters," said Andrew F. Krepinevich, director of the Center for Strategic and Budgetary Assessments.

Daniel L. Teafatiller, a rancher, sold all his cattle, except his two prize bulls, which he asked his son-in-law to look after while he is away.

"Earthmatters No. 7" by Inga Pickering of Medford Lakes, one of two prize winners from New Jersey, is a controlled graphite drawing based on geological forms.

She has published two prize-winning collections of poetry, "Crushed into Honey" and "Moondog".

Two prize-winning, US-based authors with roots in a divided Caribbean island have called for protests against the deportations of migrants from the Dominican Republic.

The lauded adaptations of Hilary Mantel's two prize-winning novels about the Tudor Court, Wolf Hall and Bring Up The Bodies, will open on Broadway in 2015, producers said on Thursday.

He has published two prize-winning collections of poetry and a memoir, and has worked with young defendants for the New Haven public defender's office while pursuing a doctorate in law at Yale.

The Company has just unveiled its epic six-hour stage version of her two prize-winning novels which view the English Reformation and the deadly intrigues of the Tudor court from the vantage point of Thomas Cromwell, the Putney blacksmith's son who rose to be royal fixer-in-chief.