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prize sentence examples

  • Big prizes a top prizes a top prize for each of the top 3 players.
  • Prized item for practitioners of asian medicine.
  • Prized by collectors.
  • Prized open with ease.
  • Our raucous musical evenings are highly prized by the hard of hearing.
  • Prized for centuries by woodwind instrument makers for its tone.
  • Prizes each year, top students are honored for their exemplary performance.
  • Prized collections.
  • Prized by employers.
  • Hopton wood limestone from middleton by wirksworth was greatly prized.
  • Prized skill.
  • Prized by all cultures since the beginning of civilization.
  • Especially prized were his hilarious put downs of winston churchill.
  • Prized commodities, as recorded in the tribute pages of the codex mendoza.
  • These were much prized for the quality of their wool.
  • Her love of shape and fine potting mean her ceramics are particularly prized in japan.
  • The whole project of ordered rationality, so prized by the enlightenment, was judged and found wanting.

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