He also got Head Coach Steve McNamara's vote as Prized Bull.

Zest Is a Prized Quality The present group of interns graduated from such colleges and universities as Princeton, Brown, Oberlin and the University of Michigan.

Several Prized Jobs Some Florio people describe the law firm appointment as a kind of post-gubernatorial perch, where Mr. Florio may respectably bide his time until something better comes along.

A PRIZED goal of Madison Avenue is to link a brand to a desirable quality or attribute: Ford trucks with toughness, Coca-Cola with refreshment, FedEx with reliability.

NOWHERE IN THE WORLD ARE LAWNS AS PRIZED AS IN America.

A PRIZED piece of property in the center of Newtown with almost 2 million square feet in 60 handsome brick buildings on an 800-acre campus has become a hotspot of contention among local and state officials and civic leaders.

A Prized Film A film by A. Dean Bell, a teacher at the Conservatory of Theater Arts and Film of Purchase College, won the Special Jury Prize for Emotional Truth at the 2003 Sundance Film Festival.

A Highly Prized Seat This is an off year for elections, so the two major parties are focusing a hefty amount of attention - and money - on a special race on May 25 for a Senate seat in Rockland and Orange Counties that the Republicans have held in recent years.

And prize money is up by 40 percent over the last five years.

Maybe they should have given her the prize but not the money?

They will be trying hard, for the first prize is £250!

A few more minutes and the prize would be his.

"What kind of prize could get both him and her to come along?"

She turned out to be a prize and a half.

And you were no prize even as a young man, he told himself.

Their first and second years, they took home the top prize.

But he couldn't leave yet, not with the prize in front of him.

You're going to be a real prize to work with.

What could a woman be but the prize of such men?

Nothing more is said of the prize or the money.

The last prize of the 1960s was given in 1967.

But I try to keep my eyes on the prize.

The first prize of $150,000 is also the most the women play for.

You would have thought he had given her a prize.

She had only one more to read to get her prize.

After the prize is in your hands, does it change you?

Five prizes of $1 million are also being given away.

For most, the prize was a small part of it.

They will each get a third of the $1.3 million prize.

To them it's a game and power is the prize.

Not many get prizes, most are used to living without them.

As for the prize it should be given to me.

I'm going to have to work on some great prizes or something.

Despite what he'd said, she tried to prise off his top finger.

However, I managed to prise my one good eye open.

He tried to prise himself off the chair, as the figure moved towards him.

He frowned, as if trying to prise something out of his memory.

He had to use his dagger to prise it out.

I pulled myself up into the sitting position and managed to prise open the second eye.

"Have you got something I can prise the slate off with?

Now it would be easy for the men to prise out two more and then creep in through the hole.

How could she prise him loose from his Roman connections?

Use the crowbar to prise the frame from the wall.

She used the grip of her knees to prise it off his foot.

He tried to prise the demon's fingers loose with his left hand.

I saw his head prise a way through one of the smallest rings and smile.

That would, in effect, prise them from their grasp on the real world right?"

Franco stepped in and started to slowly prise Larry away.

"It takes more than influence to prise money out of a government !"

The last suction cup will be used to prise open a pyramid.

The thieves exerted their own third hands, trying to prise it back.

Lee was trying to prise Philip's fingers off the helmet.

But her attempts to prise him away were met by violence and verbal aggression.

He reached down with one hand to prise himself free of their tenacious grip.

After what seemed like an eternity, she heard someone prise open the lock to the cellar door.

He tried to prise open the wooden door with his fingers, but it wouldn't move.

It may, however, prove a valuable lever with which to prise open the truth.

Here was the golden key that would prise open the rest of the doors still blocking his way.

I am not here to pry into your personal life.

"What are friends for if not to pry into your personal life?"

He has information enough to pry an answer from what happened.

Something she could use to pry the thing open from the inside out, but what?

Took them six hours to pry me out of the back.

I was going to be able to pry into his personal life, if he had one.

It took me a full five minutes to pry myself away.

Was that why you wanted to pry into my private life?

If I live long enough, they'll come and pry me out.

Those who pry will think I am still in it.

They were able to pry open the door and step through.

It took her a week to pry him away from his work.

No, do not think to pry it out of me.

They would have to pry the thing from her cold dead hands.

I just had to go pry him away from his television set.

I always saw it like they were trying to pry.

That was the thought he could not pry out of his head.

In the end he had to pry it from her.

"Then we have to think of a way to pry him off you."

And it was sometimes hard to pry him away from his computer.

I'd have to wait until later to pry it out of him.

Can you find something to pry this open - with?

You have no right to pry into that poor girl's past.

She turned to him again, waiting to see if he would pry.

By the time he got to 124 nothing in this world could pry it open.