Sentence examples for what a prize from inspiring English sources

Oh, Christ, what a prize that would be.

But what a prize, one day, for some brave cartel-buster.

In the video above, this is the winner of the show, who achieved a score of 74 out of 100 and won a lot of products and sex toys, gel, etc …" 'Sex toys, gel etc,' what a prize!

When the Irish novelist Kevin Barry bagged the Impac in 2013, he summed up what a prize means by explaining that it "buys you a lot of time to be sitting at your desk, inventing deranged little worlds".

But what a prize at the end: primary balance.Yes, if Greece's political system holds together (and, bravo, with only a few ultranationalist extremists elected to parliament), then the improvement in competitiveness brought about by crushing depression will ultimately bring back growth.

And what a prize for the politician who grasps this issue, as they have done in countries such as Canada and Finland: an opportunity to focus on improving outcomes equally for all children, in a structure that enhances rather than diminishes that aim.

"I don't know what a better prize could have been," she said.

What makes a prize worthwhile?

"When my producer asked me to come back for the closing ceremony, I thought, 'What for – a prize for directing?

What if a prize were set up to honour fiction by women?

Carey, who had backed Flanagan to win, believes the "particular cultural flavour" of what was a prize for Commonwealth and Irish writers will now be lost.