Sentence examples for without prizes from inspiring English sources

Life is short, but art can be long indeed, with or without prizes.

And if she hadn't won the Booker, "The Gathering" wouldn't have gone without prizes.

Visit to Bloomerside Pavilion, a few miles out of Brewster, to attend a function known as a callers jamboree-a kind of callers exhibition without prizes.

While awards for past achievement can spur innovation — a significant amount of American investigative journalism might not take place without prizes like the Pulitzer — forward-looking prizes for specific challenges are far more efficient.

Of course, no science fair is complete without prizes — the exhibitors scooped up the following awards: We also had a few NYTimes exhibitors: Andrew Canaday, Elizabeth Ramirez and Michael Laing gave us a glimpse into their work on WebSockets and news data analytics.

A competition without prizes is no fun, right?

CLAREY: I would point out that some of the tennis players felt the same way at the beginning when they re-integrated the Games and now many of them consider it as big an honor as winning a Grand Slam, even at best-of-three sets and without prize money.

There wasn't a big-time pro circuit; even grand slams such as Wimbledon and the U.S. Championships were amateur endeavors without prize money.

The theft was just one in a bizarre string of robberies leaving churches in Europe without prized, irreplaceable relics from Saint Brigid's jawbone to splinters from Christ's crucifixion cross.

It's a fine experiment, even if this year's highest-profile examples were both duds and left without any prizes: "Lawless," a dreary Virginia moonshine tale from the Australian director John Hillcoat, and "Killing Them Softly," a gleeful shoot-em-up with Brad Pitt from the New Zealander Andrew Dominik.

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