How To Use Prize money In A Sentence
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Her other main source of income is prize money from competing in races around the world.
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Further, had he won, he intended to use the 200 000 leva prize money to endow a church and scholarships for gifted children.
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An anonymous benefactor stepped in to provide the prize money.
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But the talks foundered and the two teams are now in a dogfight for tens of millions of pounds in prize money.
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Oh! so sweet of Uub who don't want to fight but still fights as he wants to use the prize money to arrange eatables for his villagers.
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The prize money is bigger and the job of a lifetime is on the line.
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Prices are too high, prize money too low, the food is inedible and the queues too long.
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Several leading players boycotted the event in protest at the reduced prize money.
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Half the prize money he spent, and the rest was laid aside for a rainy day.
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Some may have been attracted by the prize money or the glory.
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Having taken prize money from the officialdom he execrated, Bernhard delights, retrospectively, in the consequences.
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Tiger Woods may win more tournaments and bag the most prize money.
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Even so, the real driving force behind such travel was not the railway but increased prize money or stakes which still came largely from the subscriptions of rich patrons.
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Several leading players boycotted the event in protest at the reduced prize money.
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As an amateur, she was ineligible for prize money, and her winnings were donated to the Special Olympics.
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An anonymous benefactor stepped in to provide the prize money.
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The prize money is bigger and the job of a lifetime is on the line.
Times, Sunday Times
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Mecca Bingo in Regent Circus is angry that it will not be able to increase stakes and prize money when new legislation comes into force.
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Villa are nine points above the drop zone and are surely playing only for prize money now.
The Sun
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City's Trust will collect £700 prize money and will also hold a commemorative bowl for 12 months.
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There have been reports of Welsh students even going as far as entering wet t-shirt contests to win prize money so they can pay their rent.
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It may seem a little loopy that computer gamers have a league of their own, with six-figure prize money to boot.
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Owners with a grouse about British prize money could do a lot worse.
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But prize money was only one factor; the flota was a primary objective.
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Remember, all prize money must be claimed not later than the 5th of March, 2005.
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Owners with a grouse about British prize money could do a lot worse.
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He divided the prize money evenly among five organizations devoted to civil rights and peace.
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It offered prize money and prestige, and largely succeeded in pacifying the warriors.
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In cyberspace you can win big every day as dozens of poker sites pile up the prize money to tempt us to try our ‘hand’.
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The 35-year-old Londoner says he intends to buy his mother a new washer-dryer with part of the prize money.
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In the end it all flows from prize money and the levy is the key contributor to prize money.
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Her broad shoulders have carried European women's professional golf for over a decade, while a glance at her record shows more than 60 tournament wins round the globe and the amassment of $8 million in prize money.
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There are complaints of not enough prize money in the lower echelons and too much low-grade racing in an economic environment of dwindling owner investment.
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For the winner, that prize money is intended to fund their proposal from sketchy concept to full fruition over the year ahead.
Times, Sunday Times
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Her other main source of income is prize money from competing in races around the world.
Times, Sunday Times
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While building his huge mansion in New York City, he loaned paintings from his collection to the museum, and in 1907 he provided prize money for the museum's first biennial exhibition.
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Half the prize money he spent, and the rest was laid aside for a rainy day.
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Men's tennis players, frustrated by what they describe as a grueling playing calendar and unfairness in the distribution of prize money, are rallying against the sport's governing bodies.
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Word spread in the Southwest about the Augusta Futurity's tight organization and added prize money.
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And since he was the last person who handled the prize money before sending it to the bank, the cufflinks must have snagged and dropped into the money.
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Council, has always insisted that he has been speaking for all strands of membership about matters such as prize money, ranking systems and calendar issues.
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Wimbledon's open door policy towards him means he has earned 75,000 prize money with not one win to show for it.
The Sun
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Several leading players boycotted the event in protest at the reduced prize money.
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A good case can be made for including only finishes for which prize money is awarded.
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He left the bank and opened a portrait studio, using the prize money as capital.
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It wasn't a charity deal: Like other pro runners, the Elites would still have to pay 15 percent of their prize money, endorsements, and appearance fees, and once they started earning they'd also be dunned for rent.
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Without a good horse, a contestant becomes what the cowboys call a "donator" (someone who keeps entering, but never wins prize money).
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Although he's found that some players are less willing to risk losing prize money in the current economy, he's equally surprised by how many gamble on the tantalizing possibility of a valuable prize versus the risk of a "zonk," something silly and worthless.
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Because of the jackpot and the big prize money on offer, the Golden League attracts the best athletes in the world.
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The event remains the only occasion in British racing where every horse taking part wins prize money.
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Council, has always insisted that he has been speaking for all strands of membership about matters such as prize money, ranking systems and calendar issues.
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To support the show and to help cover the cost of prize money, we are selling advertising for the night.
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He has run fewer races yet has already won nearly ten times more prize money than Arkle.
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An anonymous benefactor stepped in to provide the prize money.
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Half the prize money he spent, and the rest was laid aside for a rainy day.
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There are complaints of not enough prize money in the lower echelons and too much low-grade racing in an economic environment of dwindling owner investment.
Times, Sunday Times
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Whether there's prize money at stake, or just pride, you just need some scientific wisdom and a soupçon of common sense.
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Some 75 broncobusters compete for $57,000 prize money in the national rodeo championships in Dallas.
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But then a snowboarding contest presents an opportunity to win both prize money and admiration.
The Sun
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John and Liz shared the prize money between them John used his half to buy a word processor.
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Was there a difference of opinion over what to do with the Nobel Prize money?
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There's more than half-a-million pounds' worth of prize money for these first three races.
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They shared the prize money with a friend of theirs .
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It was in jump racing that he first made his mark as a trainer, sending out two winners on his first day and breaking prize money records as he won the jumps title in his first season.
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Komarnitski earned third place in the annual Ranan Lurie Political Cartoon Award, netting him prize money of $3000.
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Top competitors will gallop away with gleaming belt buckles and up to $ 2, 500 in prize money.
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They shared the prize money with a friend of theirs .
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The most immediate way is purchasing the car outright using the prize money from your winnings.
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Trainers like them because it means they can justify keeping the horses in their yard and though the prize money is minuscule it's still better than nothing and there's always the chance of a wee betting coup to inflate the income.
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Down in the woodchop arena the spirit is the same - about 25 axemen here today competing for prize money of a few hundred dollars per event.
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The committee of the flowerbedecked town, who received a trophy and €4,000 prize money, was also rewarded for its untiring efforts over the past six months with the regional and county awards.
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Prices are too high, prize money too low, the food is inedible and the queues too long.
Times, Sunday Times
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Owners with a grouse about British prize money could do a lot worse.
Times, Sunday Times
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The first placers of this race received instant 1000 baht prize money and were very happy for their first piece of luck in the races.
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The quality of the horses, the standard of jockeyship, the level of prize money were all inferior to here.
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The big issue is prize money and particularly the contribution from the levy.
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Victory took him past 1 million in prize money for the season.
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To turn wingsuit pilots into professional athletes competing for large prize money.
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Everyone makes their way back to the campground and Billy is awarded the gold cup as well as three hundred dollars in prize money.
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The popular show features talented equestrians who, with their American Paint Horses, vie for more than $264,000 in prize money and prestigious World Championship titles.
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The art dealer Victor Waddington had an eye with a slightly lowered lid, apparently the result of a bare-knuckle boxing match fought for the prize money to embark upon his chosen career.
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The $20,000 prize money for the first Stampede was the highest amount awarded in rodeo competition, at that time, and the Stampede was a huge success.
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Their prize money of €200 will be put to good use in augmenting the facilities of the school.
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I won ￡400 in prize money.
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With trophies and prize money totalling over ￡3000 this event promises to be spectacular and exciting to both rider and spectators alike.
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Several leading players boycotted the event in protest at the reduced prize money.
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They sensibly invested their prize money rather than spending it.
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Despite being placed at the start of the season this tournament carries the largest prize money of any junior tournament in Ireland or England.
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The prize money or the monetary value of an award the cash value of a gift certificate, for instance that a craftsperson receives at a show is taxable at normal state and federal rates.
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Thanks are due to Ambiance Hotel and BBB for the trophies, prize money and main raffle prizes.
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Instead of claiming the offered prize money, he instead decides to share his work with other research scientists.
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Was there a difference of opinion over what to do with the Nobel Prize money?
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The penalty is precisely the difference in prize money between reaching the quarterfinals and semi-finals at the Open.
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Winning each event nets you prize money or, if you do extremely well, new cars that come as ‘special prizes.’
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But the talks foundered and the two teams are now in a dogfight for tens of millions of pounds in prize money.
Times, Sunday Times
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Part of his prize money is already earmarked for a second birthday present later this week.
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Even better, not one of those "imperiled" congressional incumbents even bothered to show up for the president, either at the airport, the fundraiser (despite the half million in prize money), or even at Havana Harry's in suburban Coral Gables, Bush's last stop in the hour-long drive-by, each citing "prior commitments.
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They were in high spirits at the captures they had made; and the news which Brown gave them, that the polacre was laden with wine, assured to each of them a substantial sum in prize money.
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The tournament returns to Royal Lytham in July and carries prize money of ￡220,000.
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There is still time to get the creative juices running and this could be a profitable exercise as the prize money on offer in the competition has increased this year.
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Without Arnie, it is highly debatable if today's prize money would be halfway near its current sky-high levels.
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Was there a difference of opinion over what to do with the Nobel Prize money?
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She will pocket all the prize money his efforts bring in over the next year.
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There are complaints of not enough prize money in the lower echelons and too much low-grade racing in an economic environment of dwindling owner investment.
Times, Sunday Times
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Over 6,000 in prize money is on offer and all unplaced greyhounds will receive a consolation prize.
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Villa are nine points above the drop zone and are surely playing only for prize money now.
The Sun
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Victory in that Grade One contest meant his beloved horse became the first jumper in Britain and Ireland to win more than £1m in prize money.
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John and Liz shared the prize money between them John used his half to buy a word processor.
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The sweepstakes are the plans' flashiest gambits, though according to the rules in most states, the prize money doesn't need to be deposited into a college-savings plan.
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Down in the woodchop arena the spirit is the same—there are about 25 axemen here today competing for prize money of a few hundred dollars per event.
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The prize money for literary competitions can be as high as £40 000.
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Both teams kindly donated their prize money back to the funds.
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Now this weekend, the Inter Dominion harness racing championship winds up with the pacer's Grand Final, this year worth a record prize money of a million dollars.
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The prize money is bigger and the job of a lifetime is on the line.
Times, Sunday Times
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Villa are nine points above the drop zone and are surely playing only for prize money now.
The Sun
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The prize money saved her from having to find a job.
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At four cafes throughout the village contestants from the Northern Rivers and beyond vied in verse for the lucrative prize money.
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Handicap stakes and prize money of that sort for a long-distance handicap at Musselburgh would have been unthinkable just a few years ago.
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Numerous trophies and prize money will be awarded for the various categories.
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The jockey, Mr J Bailey, carried 6 stone 12 pounds and the race prize money was 150 sovereigns.
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After the media glare faded, the team was stiffed for $43,000 of the prize money.
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John and Liz shared the prize money between them John used his half to buy a word processor.
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With the money from the coonskins and the prize money from the contest, the family now has enough money to move to town and for the children to have a better education.
