Sentence examples for whose winner is from inspiring English sources

There is only one prize whose winner is publicly revealed in advance: the Michael Jackson Video Vanguard award, presented this year to Beyoncé.

Surrounded by beer and snacks, including an estimated 8m pounds (3.6m kg) of guacamole, they watch a football game whose winner is usually obvious by half-time.

In the world of museums and galleries, the British artist Mike Nelson is highly respected: he was recently included for a second time on the shortlist for the Turner Prize, whose winner is to be announced in December.

Mr. Mokgosi, a painter who was born in Botswana and who has lived and worked recently in New York, is the recipient of the inaugural Mohn Award, a prize given by the Hammer Museum in Los Angeles whose winner is chosen, reality-television-style, by museumgoers, from a pool selected by art professionals.

They can prate about "civil society", or give women the vote in elections to toothless parliaments (as Kuwait just has), or hold men-only municipal votes (Saudi Arabia), or fake competition for presidential elections whose winner is known in advance (as Egypt's will be even after President Hosni Mubarak's reforms).

The Pulitzer Prize is the only literary award I know of whose winner is not selected by a jury of his or her peers.

This is, in fact, the only one of the nine awards we track whose winner was even nominated for the Oscar.

The contest, whose winner was announced today to mark the 205th anniversary of Darwin's birth, was set up by UCL to fill a void created by the relocation of the original bust of the naturalist.

He may also have been motivated by reports that a few years earlier Ludwig Bledow had proposed to organise an international tournament in Germany, whose winner was to be recognised as the world champion.

Whence comes this contest, some of whose winners are now established stars?

Last year's event, whose winners were announced in the fall, drew entries from students at 26 universities.