Sentence examples for unique prize from inspiring English sources

This was an extraordinary, unique prize and the winners most certainly deserved it".

"So I thought this could be a unique prize that would recognize the importance of history, music and theater".

Harvey McGrath, chairman of the Man group, sponsors of the award, said: "We believe the value of this unique prize, which recognises writers of all the nations of the world, is in its contribution to encouraging more reading of, and debate about, contemporary fiction".

The campaign will also have live aspects, including a sponsorship of the annual Advertising Week in New York City, scheduled for Oct. 3 to 7; a series of Webinars for marketers and agencies; and a contest with a unique prize: a chance to see a novela in production.

A search through x-ray image archives quickly showed Gotthelf that he had a unique prize.

An eBay has created a nice snap-on platform where they provide the 'storefront' for nonprofits and charities to auction off unique prizes.

The Guardian First Book Award is a unique literary prize, rewarding new writing across both fiction and non-fiction and is open to any genre.

FAR earlier than many, Rupert Murdoch sensed that China might be a unique financial prize.

And at least Cruyff, the aesthete supreme, was leaving with a unique consolation prize.

Attacking the Tories on health offered a unique political prize, says a Lib Dem source, but his party is not going to make a habit of it: "you can't be a party of opposition in government".A Conservative minister is warier.

The Guardian First Book Award is unique amongst book prizes for rewarding new writing across fiction and non-fiction, and for being judged by both a celebrity panel and readers from Waterstones book groups.