用prize造句子，“prize”造句

Bill grudged Dick his prize even though he had won a better prize himself.

He was awarded a prize for excellence in his studies.

He is a recipient of the Franz Kafka prize, has honorary degrees from Princeton and liege, and is tipped for the Nobel prize for literature.

She will use the prize money to help pay for my education.

He used his half of the prize money (he Shared the prize with British scientist Richard Roberts, who used his winnings to install a croquet lawn in his front yard) to Buy an old Federalist house.

But the real prize is not the black vote or the Latino vote but the white vote.

The Scotsman William "Captain" Kidd seizes his biggest prize, the loot-laden Armenian ship Cara Merchant, off the coast of India.

Water in an arid conflict zone is like any other disputed resource, a prize to be controlled if possible-and, if not, destroyed.

In the best of cases they are transferred into a uterus but most probably they will end up abandoned or dead, which is a problem for which the new Nobel prize winner is responsible.

She is casual about winning the prize.

He knocked off a Nobel prize.

She is the most likely girl to win the prize.

The crowd cheered as the movie star went up to receive his prize.

Hey! A real man at last. The prize Is 25 currency, but I need 10 wins In a row.

Mike Tyson is fined 10 percent of his thirty million dollar prize purse by the Nevada State Athletic Commission 0n Wednesday after being disqualified for Biting Holyfield's ears.

It is not so with me, to whom sleep is a coy mistress, much given to a teasing inconsistency and for ever demanding to be wooed —"lest too light winning make the prize light".

Jack bore away the prize.

She said studying English helped her get the prize.

First prize in the raffle is a holiday for two in Paris.

Others, like edgy, punk/rock music clothier Hot Topic ( HOTT - news - people ), give out monthly bonuses, cash and prize incentives.

The chemistry prize was awarded to scientists who turned tequila into diamonds. Proof that all that glitters is not Cuervo gold.

We anticipated her winning first prize.

The cowboy led in his prize winning Bull.

Early in the evening, there were shouts of joy and exasperation when Obama won the crucial prize of Pennsylvania.

The plumberpoked her in the side and told her not to poke her nose into other peoples business. He was still playing and she wasn't going to plunder the prize that he thought was his!

It was seen as infirm, feeble and impotent. China also won the great prize of peace.

I'd only make one point in the toddlers' favor: they had learned to play a game where both they and the experimenter had clear roles. The child helped out, and the experimenter gave him a prize.

If players nab a prize, they receive their bounty by mail.

The champion team will win the cup and prize.

Then contact Mind Matters co-editor Gareth Cook, a Pulitzer prize-winning journalist at the Boston Globe, where he edits the Sunday Ideas section.

I still prize all those early pamphlets .