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Discover Ludwig"wins prize" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to describe a situation in which someone is rewarded with a prize. For example: "The team won the championship and each member was rewarded with a prize."
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P11 Call the Midwife wins prize at religious broadcasting awards.
PAGE A12 Madrid Journal Matador Wins Prize, Not Popularity Francisco Rivera Ord? is one of Spain's best-known toreros.
"My father pays for the horses, and he pays for school, but other than that I support myself," she said, explaining that she wins prize money — usually enough at least to cover her entrance fees — and has sponsors, including Audi.
5. Virginia Gov. Bob McDonnell (R) wins prize for Most Understated Diplomatic Description of Nazism.
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I bet it wins prizes.
Not to win prize money, that's for sure.
11.40am BST The winning prize fund is £10m.
Pets win prizes?
Again, he won prizes.
Winning prizes.
They rarely won prizes.
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