Sentence examples for way prize from inspiring English sources

So it was with a sense of "here we go again" that we learned that the esteemed Royal Shakespeare Company (RSC) is mounting the classic play The Orphan of Zhao in the way prize trophies usually get mounted: gutted and stuffed.

This is not the way prize-takers talk.

And Davis would not be where she is had it not been for an outpost mentality that motivated her family to carve its own way, prizing resourcefulness over perfect waves, and the beach over the classroom when deemed necessary.

Jury president Steven Spielberg called the three-way prize "an exceptional step" intended to recognise "the achievements of three artists".

In physics, three-way prizes have dominated for decades.

Change the way the prize for this year is being given out.

"They're just saying there is no way the prize can go to the French.

Players have been complaining increasingly vociferously about the way that prize money is distributed (the men's tour narrowly averted a boycott of the Grand Slams last year).

In this way, the prize is a symptom of a sharp-elbowed profession whose members, even as they cultivate the aura of ascetic aesthetes, are often hungry hustlers for whom the ultimate prizes are not medals, but clients.

Rather, this year's award highlights the basic flaw with science awards themselves: there is no way a prize like the Nobel can accurately capture the intricate history of any individual discovery.

"I'm thrilled to death, because people were literally celebrating 3D's demise over the summer, which I think is tragic, because it's a tremendous creative storytelling tool," says Katzenberg. "It wasn't just a way to prize more money out of the hands of moviegoers: it was a way to offer them something better.