Sentence examples for world prize from inspiring English sources

During the week it's third world prize money.

(Colombia's vice president, Francisco Santos, said she deserved a "world prize for ungratefulness").

It received its third in 2004, and the best restaurant in the world prize in 2005 was followed by an OBE in 2006.

Listen to conversations around the Norwegian Parliament, the foreign ministry and the Oslo think tanks and you will hear a recurrent idea: why not form a world jury for the world prize?

Users are given a map and a digital voucher for a real world prize, but they don't know what it is until they arrive.

By 2013-14 their products were winning tons of awards, not to mention they nabbed the "Best Gin in the World" prize.

She said the researchers were considering the idea of offering real world prizes that would create incentives similar to Geocaching, the popular Internet GPS game.

Shaya is one of the young stars winning big food world prizes and driving a culinary renaissance that is landing the city on coveted Best City lists.

That the ancient world prized frankincense so highly, a modest hillock of the stuff was worth the equivalent of the average Roman's annual income.

But the fish themselves are considered among the best in the world, prized for the extraordinary amount of fat they put on before migrating from the Bering Sea to spawning grounds in Alaska and Canada, a voyage of 2,000 miles in some cases.

Abalone, a kind of large sea snail, is one of the most expensive types of seafood in the world — prized for both its mother-of-pearl shell and its meat, a chewy delicacy with a subtle flavor that sells for up to $70 a pound in markets from Chile to China.