award a prize

God, the man should be awarded a prize for drama.

The first place team was still awarded a prize for that leg.

The local athletics club awards a prize named for her.

He was also awarded a prize for his performance in the final French exam.

Which, however, did not prevent him from being awarded a prize medal.

Every year it awards a prize to a promising young physicist.

There is a 30 day waiting period for public comment before awarding a prize.

Some gave him great reviews, and he was awarded a prize for the best fantasy novel of 1956.

He was the first graduate, and was awarded a prize.

By the fall of 1969, each win awarded a prize instead of cash.

In 1987 he was awarded a prize for editing.

Opinion was awarded a prize for its connection between the internet and printed media.

The company also participates in an international education programme and awards a prize of its own.

The strict rule against awarding a prize to more than three people is also controversial.

Legitimate sweepstakes do not need a credit card number to award a prize.

"Sir Stephan will award a prize to the winning archer."

Contestants were later awarded a prize for solving the puzzle, in addition to the 100 points.

She was awarded a prize for being the Best Artist at the contest from the media.

The grade with the most grade points at the end of the year is awarded a prize.

It was not awarded a prize for 2009.

As it was, Gallo was left out and not awarded a prize.

The winners in each category were awarded a prize of €20,000.

"I think it's important that one day every year the mass media celebrates someone who has been awarded a prize for intellectual achievement."

Wiley smiled as though he had just been awarded a prize in a raffle.

Usually sport fishing competitions award a prize to the boat or team with the most points earned.