Sentence examples for won a prize of from inspiring English sources
The blond girl won — a prize of a hundred dollars.
He won a prize of fifty dollars from the Baltimore Saturday Visiter for "MS Found in a Bottle".
"I got a phone call saying I'd won a prize of a million bucks," Evans told the Guardian.
In 1843 his "The Gold Bug" won a prize of $100 from the Philadelphia Dollar Newspaper, which gave him great publicity.
"My five-year-old daughter said this morning that she had a dream last night that everyone in the family had won a prize of chocolate crispy cakes.
In this competition, organized by the French Chess Federation in conjunction with FIDE, Kasparov won a prize of 160,000 francs, or $20,000.
And actress Kathy Bates won a prize for her impersonation of Charlie Sheen.
Dibnah later won a prize for the quality of the restoration work.
Relying on them, he became known, in 2000, as the first person to win a prize of more than a million dollars in a poker tournament.
The money finances research, and if a project succeeds, it can win a prize of up to $1 million.
Whoever can survive a trip through the house and arrive at its final ninth room is said to win a prize of $500.
