Aldi and Walmart tied for first prize in this challenge.
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This first prize Sports photo was captured by Christian Walgram.
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Yarn/Wire, a quartet of two percussionists and two pianists, won a $20,000 first prize in the competition's open category, which recognizes atypical ensembles, and the Kenari Quartet won the $20,000 first prize for winds.
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It's a talent show with a half-dozen first prize contestants.
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The first prize was being crowned "Golden Mermaid" and receiving a trophy.
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This photo was awarded first prize in the contemporary issues, singles, category.
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This mind-bending mash-up won first prize in the conceptual category
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It won first prize at the 264 Gaudeamus Festival in the Netherlands.
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First prize was a hundred and fifty zlotys , or about thirty dollars.
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But Tore Johansson was a first-prize pain in the fucking arse!
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First prize is the body; sometimes, two or more funeral crews arrive simultaneously.
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The costume won first prize and for that, she received a whole $5!
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In 2011, there were 1,800 tickets with the first-prize winning number, 58268.
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YES, THE FIRST PRIZE WILL BE GROWTH BUT IT NEEDS TO BE DONE.
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Kyle Giersdorf, 16, known as Bugha, won the first prize of $3 million.
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I entered the competition, and actually wound up wining first prize, which was unexpected.
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The team entered MasterCard's Masters of Code Hackathon, and ended up winning first prize.
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"Some of today's graduates recently won first prize in the Hyperloop Challenge," said Damon.
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Those events have substantially increased first prize to $2 million and $2.5 million respectively.
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In the finale of the most recent contest, a Ukrainian singer took first prize.
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First prize in the raffle was dinner for two at a Michelin-starred restaurant.
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Ms. Moayeri sent it to the annual Iranian Photojournalists Association and won first prize.
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Graphic designer Ian Macfarlane won first prize in Dezeen's unofficial Brexit passport design competition.
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Last year, DeepVariant took first prize in an FDA contest promoting improvements in genetic sequencing.
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Tiger Woods' Tour Championship win last year earned him a first prize of $1.62 million.
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In addition to the $50 grocery gift card, her first prize also included $101 cash.
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The $5,000 first prize went to CAR-O-KE, a karaoke app for autonomous vehicles.
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"I thought it a scandal that he didn't win the first prize," Mr. Raekallio said.
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He achieved international fame in 2011, when he won first prize in the Tchaikovsky Competition.
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The event featured a $7,500 first prize plus 2020 eMLS standings points for all competitors.
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First prize is he gets to go out the next day and do it again.
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This year, Limelight's Interconnection took first prize, winning both the jury and people's choice awards.
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Italy's capital took home first prize last year because of all its historical and cultural attractions.
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"That s the standard prize for first prize," a spokesperson for the event confirmed to PEOPLE.
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I mean that literally, as Alternative Moons won first prize at last year's Vienna PhotoBook Festival.
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In 2013, he won first prize at the Gustav Mahler International Conducting Competition in Bamberg, Germany.
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I won first prize for a painting that I did when I was about four years old.
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She went dressed as Amazon Prime and, no surprise, took home first prize at her office's contest.
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Credit: Zhang Lei This photo of Tianjin in China won first prize in the Contemporary Issues category.
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The first prize of $3 million was won by a 16-year-old American named Kyle Giersdorf.
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Still, he's crossing his fingers for first prize in the raffle: a meet-and-greet with Schwarzenegger.
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In Two Across, Stanley and Vera meet when they tie for first prize in the National Spelling Bee.
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You can explore the winners online, with the first prize going to Alexis Pandellé's "Prométheé oublié" ("Forgotten Prometheus").
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Brooks Koepka locked up the $2 million Wyndham Rewards first prize with his St. Jude win on Sunday.
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In high school, Leno snagged first prize for performing a comedy routine at a McDonalds' regional talent show.
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She also won first prize in a national debate contest on the topic of government regulation of unions.
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At 21974 she was a good enough dancer to win the $21986 first prize in an amateur contest.
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Representing Team Gullit, Ollelito claimed the $21,27 first prize at the $22,27 tournament that began with 26 combatants.
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"He still won first prize under the hardest conditions - a secret ballot," Nomura analyst Peter Attard Montalto said.
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Each point the couples earn on the show is another entry towards the grand-prize and first-prize sweepstakes.
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Back in 1951 English golfer Max Faulkner won the famous Claret Jug, along with a first prize of £300.
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First prize went to SIM Labs for their artificial intelligence program that will be capable of predicting algae blooms.
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First prize is a table at Disrupt in SF, and two other teams will receive tickets to the event.
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This year, many big names will be chasing a first prize of $2 million, from a $7 million pot.
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The first prize, for physiology or medicine, was announced minutes after the court announced its decision on Mr. Arnault.
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Ramona Horsechief, who is Pawnee and Cherokee, took first prize again this year—her fifth crown in eight years.
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His painting "Death and Life," for example, won first prize at the International Art Exhibition in Rome in 1911.
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It was first shown at the Women's Film Festival in Créteil, France, and it got the first prize there.
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"I tuk the first prize at 'The Fair Last Fall'," the woman in the panel boasts in a folksy manner.
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Amy Sherald won first prize in the 21944 Outwin Boochever Portrait Competition for her painting of Baltimore baker Krystal Mack.
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"Tiger was great today," he said after pocketing the first prize of $1.89 million and becoming Italy's first major winner.
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He competes in just one competition a year, Mr. Olympia, for which he won the $400,000 first prize this year.
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But on Wednesday, it won first prize in a Google contest to find the best indie games available on Android.
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"But first prize goes to the copy-plate from the total solar eclipse expedition to Sobral, Brazil, in 1919," Pedersen stated.
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He came up with a way to combat the longstanding issue of counterfeit drugs, and his solution netted him first prize.
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In the final, Fanning scored 17.70 to Florence's 17.13 to win a 22nd championship tour victory and a $100,000 first prize.
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But in 2004 I was invited to a farmers' invention competition where I won first prize and 10,000 Yuan ($1,450 US).
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Awards: First prize in the amount of 1,000 PLN (~$1,200 USD) funded by the Marshal of the Pomorskie Voivodeship Mieczysław Struk.
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Standing Bear wrote to Ziolkowski after a sculpture he'd made won first prize at the New York World Fair in 1939.
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He was named Yundi Li when, still a teenager, he won first prize at the Chopin competition in Warsaw in 2000.
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A turning point came in 2013, when she took first prize in the prestigious BBC Cardiff Singer of the World competition.
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Winning Roland Garros, with its first prize of 2.1 million euros ($2.46 million), has certainly increased her budget and her team.
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She was performing publicly by the age of six, and entering competitions from which she always emerged with the first prize.
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Prizes: First Prize – Novartis Hackathon Challenge: $12,000 First Prize – Novartis Extended Innovation Challenge: $12,000 Second Prize: $3,000 Third Prize: $2,000 Fourth Prize: $1,000 Grand Prize: A validation study (where appropriate), dedicated Novartis mentors, access to Novartis data lakes, free space and use of fabrication equipment, frequent encounters with industry leaders and investors through events, office hours, and networking opportunities.
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Today there are 13 categories that choirs can participate in; in addition to the first prize, each competitor also wins a diploma.
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A new player choosing between a site promising a $500,000 first prize and one promising $100,000 will naturally pick the bigger number.
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His "Talibes, Modern-day Slaves" series won first prize in the contemporary issues (stories) category of the 2016 World Press Photo Contest.
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Matter If there is ever a contest for Least Appreciated Creature on Earth, first prize should go to a microbe called Wolbachia.
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" The first prize, $100,000, was taken home by a team from Belgium for a paper entitled "Who Left Open the Cookie Jar?
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Call it an inside job, but at the inaugural fair, Pickering was awarded first prize for having the best plough in Essex county.
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During the dictatorship of Benito Mussolini, he remembered wearing a fascist uniform and winning first prize in a writing competition for young fascists.
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"Of course the first prize for us and the easiest is when visitors from particulars countries don't need visas at all," he said.
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First, prize money must continue to increase across the board, without reducing the steep gradation in compensation for advancing deeper into a tournament.
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In 1959, he won first prize for drawing at the Sao Paulo Biennale, a regular art exhibition, launching him onto the global stage.
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The joke within The New York Times is that first prize is a trip with me; second prize is two trips with me.
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As a film student he'd won first prize at a national festival and a scholarship to be an apprentice on a Warner Bros.
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Goethe and Ulrike win first prize at a fancy dress ball after each dresses up (without telling the other) as Werther and Lotte.
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Their innovative app won them first prize for concept in a mobile app contest sponsored by Simons Foundation Powering Autism Research for Knowledge (SPARK).
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In fact, Sorrentino & Co. pulled off the second most romantic reality TV proposal in our book (Kim and Kanye will always win first prize).
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The father of two, of course, tried to be a fair judge, giving Harper's team first prize for plating and naming Gideon's best overall.
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Of those prize allocations, 68 percent is allocated to the first-prize jackpot, and the remaining funds go to the eight other prize levels.
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First prize in Silicon Valley is enough money so your family and descendants will never have to work again until the sun goes cold.
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" In the film, Blake sets things in motion by delivering a motivational speech and announcing a sales competition: "First prize is a Cadillac Eldorado.
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Teams vie for the $500,000 first prize by creating talking computer systems known as chatbots that allow Alexa to attempt more sophisticated discussions with people.
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The Baltimore-based painter Amy Sherald won first prize in 673 and was later selected by Michelle Obama to paint her now-viral grisaille portrait.
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There will be a £1,000 first prize for the best product produced by a team, and a £500 second prize for the second-placed team.
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But Stalin was barely five years dead and no one was going to risk a spell in Siberia by awarding first prize to an American.
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The first prize for winning the competition was $12,600, and we thought that if we won, we'd be able to completely focus on our productions.
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He gained valuable experience about the game that brought him a first prize of $11,250 this afternoon as a prize worthy of a master technician.
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First prize is a one-on-one meeting with that judge for career input — the kind of meeting many struggling actors can only fantasize about.
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They are considered one of the favorites in Leipzig, where 16 teams will compete for a $300,000 first prize in a $1 million prize pool.
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In 1943, he won first prize in a composing competition sponsored by Scholastic magazine for a song, "Homeward," and second prize for a keyboard fugue.
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London (CNN Business)The Saudi Cup in February is set to become the richest horse race in history, boasting a first prize of $10 million.
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In 2005, Cornish shared in a first prize in the National Awards for Education Writing for "Reading, Writing, and Race," a study of the achievement gap.
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The famous Baby Pope is still capturing hearts on social media, three years after winning first prize in a White House costume contest during Halloween 2015.
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Three years ago he won first prize in a British magazine competition which asked readers to compose limericks about Erdogan "as filthy and insulting as possible".
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The top women's event at the Rotorua A&P is $100 for first prize; two of the male competitions, on the other hand, award winners $1,000.
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At 13, he won first prize in the junior division of the Menuhin Competition, a prestigious contest named for the virtuoso Yehudi Menuhin, who started it.
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Naturally, Briguela was declared the winner over the weekend, taking home the first prize of 1 million pesos ($20,148) and a trip to Jeju, South Korea.
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The German organization then took out Renegades 16-2000 on Mirage and 25-26 on Dust II to claim the title and the $23,2000 first prize.
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The next year he became principal cellist with the Netherlands Opera Orchestra, and in 1958 he took first prize at the Pablo Casals Competition in Mexico.
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The next year he became principal cellist with the Netherlands Opera Orchestra, and in 1958 he took first prize at the Pablo Casals Competition in Mexico.
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They will have a larger volume of intimate ... Facial recognition, things like ... Things that, it's not first prize for my government to have, in my judgment.
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More than 100 architectural offices from all over the world answered the call, including some well-established companies, but first prize was eventually awarded to riza3.
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Winter in the Rainforest won first prize at the 2015 Baltic Pitching Forum, an event designed to promote promising young filmakers in Lithuania, Latvia, and Estonia.
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Now, Kaytranada has gone and won the Polaris Prize, Canada's equivalent award ceremony, becoming the first prize winner to represent anything resembling hip-hop and R&B.
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"Lucía" won first prize at the 1969 Moscow Film Festival, but because of the embargo against Cuba it did not open in the United States until 1974.
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"I was told by the Nobel committee when I was called this morning that this was the first prize they've ever given for cancer therapy," he said.
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Nemmani, then 14, of McKinney, Texas, won first prize in May 2018 by beating the same speller who defeated him at his countywide bee just months earlier.
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It's a situation that conjures up the famous scene from "Glenngarry Glen Ross"— first prize is a Cadillac, second prize is steak knives, third prize is you're fired.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Today, the Smithsonian's National Portrait Gallery announced the first-prize winner of the fifth triennial Outwin Boochever Portrait Competition: artist Hugo Crosthwaite.
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For Petra Kvitova, the allure of playing in the WTA Finals isn't the record-breaking $22019 million first-prize check — the largest ever in men's or women's tennis.
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Fantasy-sports website DraftKings is investigating whether a player who shared a $1 million first prize last weekend violated the site's guidelines on colluding with other users. (WSJ)
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The film is now on a madcap world tour, picking up a swathe of awards including first prize at the Al Jazeera International Documentary Film Festival in November.
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By far the safest bet was Julia Bullock, 29, an American soprano who won first prize in the 2012 Young Concert Artists International Auditions, among several other awards.
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Yun-Chin Zhou, 26, a Chinese pianist and the first-prize winner of the 2013 auditions, provided the capper with Prokofiev's Concerto No. 3, and it was sensational.
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Last week, Narciso Alejandro Medina Arias, 17, a student at Cuba's National Ballet School, won first prize in the senior men's division of the Youth America Grand Prix.
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In their first event, Tony and Gipper competed for a $229 million first prize at the Ultimate Game in Las Vegas, with Tony advancing to the final 12.
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Kim admitted that nerves had affected her putting down the home stretch as she made several poor strokes while trying to avoid thinking about the record first prize.
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The first-prize winner, who received a $1,85033 award, depicted President Trump drooling on books while sporting a jacket made of dollar bills, The Associated Press reported Monday.
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There's also wall text that tells, without an image, about Lucy Telles, another Miwok basket-maker, who was awarded first prize at the Chicago World's Fair in 1933.
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Hugo Crosthwaite, the first Latinx artist to receive the Outwin Boochever Portrait, won first prize for his animation of a woman's journey from Tijuana, Mexico, to the United States.
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I hit the large black button half-heartedly, and even though I get nowhere near "Mega Strength," the attendant awarded me first prize — a four-foot stuffed Clifford dog.
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"More people will be encouraged to take up in the value chain because of the availability of information," she told me after taking first prize at the hacking conference.
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Rosewall, Laver, Pancho Gonzales, Roy Emerson, Fred Stolle and Andrés Gimeno were among the competitors that year, chasing a first prize in singles of 1,000 pounds (about $19843,000 today).
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The $300,000 Dota 2 tournament began with eight teams vying for the $72,000 first prize, 83 Dota Pro Circuit points and an automatic berth in the DreamLeague Leipzig Major.
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The $300,000 Dota 2 tournament began with eight teams vying for the $72,000 first prize, 140 Dota Pro Circuit points and an automatic berth in the DreamLeague Leipzig Major.
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Most of his extant work comes from the single decade between his public debut when he took first prize at the 113 Ohio State Fair, and his death in 211.
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And as long as you can make sure those players keep pouring in their thousands of entries, you can keep posting the $1 million first prize all over your ads.
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Barzilai snagged first prize with her song "Toy," which fans dubbed the "chicken song" due to the singer&aposs wild dance moves and clucking noises she made throughout the performance.
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The clear winner was not a direct participant but an inventor: Gottlieb Daimler, whose internal-combustion engine had powered nine of the vehicles, including the four that shared first prize.
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He then picked up the first prize of 500,000 pounds ($621,750), and the seventh European Tour title of his career, after signing off with another birdie four at the last.
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Credit: Sergey PonomarevRussian photographer Sergey Ponomarev won first prize in the General News category for this photograph of refugees arriving by boat near the village of Skala on Lesbos, Greece.
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The $300,000 Dota 83 tournament features eight teams, with the winner taking the $72,000 first prize, 140 Dota Pro Circuit points and an automatic berth in the DreamLeague Leipzig Major.
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Today, in fact, the world's very first prize for children's book illustration is in urgent need of a makeover: The outdated rule that candidates must be American needs to go.
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After all, the French artist won first prize at the 1927 International for one of his still-life paintings, and three years later sat on the biennial's jury of award.
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Monday's caddie tournament, sponsored by AT&T, will offer a first prize of $1,500 in two categories – one for scratch golfers and the other for those with handicaps three and higher.
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LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - A professional impressionist from Las Vegas took home first prize in a contest impersonating Donald Trump on Wednesday, earning a role hosting an online fake news comedy show.
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First-prize-winner Inas Halabi's video "Mnemosyne" explored a family memory of a bullet wound from 1948 and the scar that it left in a reflective return to a pivotal moment.
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That video would be what led Robson to Jackson's door during the Bad Tour in Australia, when Robson won a dance contest whose first prize was the chance to meet the singer.
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Koepka posted a 13-under total after starting the week as third seed at seven-under in the staggered scoring system and the race to win the record $703 million first prize.
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The first-prize winner will be awarded $22 million, with second place receiving $2 million and an additional $1 million going to whichever scores the highest vital signs during this last round.
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The Technical University of Munich designed the fastest pod overall, but Houter's team, from the Delft University of Technology in the Netherlands, won first prize due to excellence in all four categories.
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This is the unseen worldThis video was captured by biologist Philippe Laissue using a custom-built low-light microscope, and it won first prize in Nikon&aposs Small World in Motion competition.
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The project won first prize for institutional work at Chile's 12th Biennial of Architecture, but, despite its popularity among neighbors as a quiet place to pray, fell into disrepair and finally collapsed.
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The night's first prize, for Best Original Screenplay, went to screenwriters Josh Singer and Tom McCarthy (who also directed the film), and then Spotlight lost the next four awards it was nominated for.
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And you'll need $2 million or even $3 million in a prize pool if first prize is valued at $1 million (remember, you still have to pay second place, third place and beyond).
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The piece, animated by his renewed interest in spirituality, earned him the first prize international exhibitions held in Lugano (1952) and Sao Paulo (1955), and a grand prize at the 1956 Venice Biennale.
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Ho ended up winning first prize and then faced a decision: stay in the liberal atmosphere of Canada or pursue a career in Hong Kong, on the eve of the handover to China.
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Her watercolor of a Breton woman carrying a tiny coffin on her head, "A Decent Burial" (1942) won first prize in the Women Artists of the West exhibition of 1942, according to Coen's book.
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Australian Rosewall took away 227,000 French Francs (around $3,000 at 1968 exchange rates), while American Nancy Richey was unable to take the women's first prize of around $1,250 as she was still an amateur.
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If, however, you can attract a few high rollers who are willing to book several hundred or even several thousand entries apiece, the path to the $503 million first prize becomes a lot more manageable.
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That cushion meant a bogey on the final hole was good enough for Rai to secure the $333,330 first prize with a victory on the main European circuit after three triumphs on the Challenger Tour.
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Early in his career, he documented migrant workers in Italy, and his series "Black Gold Hotel," which explores shifting culture in Mongolia, won first prize in the Daily Life category at World Press Photo 2015.
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The German has pledged A$10,000 for every match he wins and his entire A$4.12 million ($2.82 million) first prize money to bushfire relief if he goes on to lift the trophy on Sunday.
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With only a vague verbal agreement in place, Kuchar felt no compunction about paying David 'El Tucan' Ortiz only $5,000 from his first prize of nearly $1.3 million, evidently feeling he was being rather generous.
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While there will only be one grand-prize winner, 15 first-prize winners will also receive $25 Dunkin' gift cards and five cans of Dove dry shampoo, along with exclusive merchandise to rock and show off.
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At the time, he was only the 12th person ever to win an EGOT, and the fastest EGOT winner in history – it took him just 10 years to get from the first prize to the fourth.
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"It's so important that we support these voices from the outside, the perspectives we haven't seen that haven't been told," Jordan Peele, who wrote and directed "Get Out," said as he collected his first prize onstage.
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The 2000-year-old senior at Hunter College High School beat 22015,800 students in the race to the $250,000 first prize at the Regeneron Science Talent Search, which counts 13 Nobel Prize-winners among its alumni.
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LOS ANGELES — If you asked the auteur film director Gus Van Sant how long he has been painting, he might tell you about winning first prize at the annual art show in his hometown Darien, Conn.
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The group took second prize in the Trondheim Competition in Norway and first prize in the auditions held by Young Concert Artists, which presented the Omer in its New York debut at Merkin Concert Hall this week.
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First prize went to Lincoln, a 53-year-old Yorkshire terrier dressed as Snoopy, and Lola, a 7-year-old mixed breed outfitted as the Red Baron; they were seated in a spinning biplane made of insulation foam.
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CHARLESTON, S.C. (Reuters) - Female golfers will play for a $1 million first prize at this week's U.S. Women's Open, a first even if prize money continues to lag well behind the riches on offer in the men's game.
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The WARR Hyperloop team from Germany walked away with first prize both times after they managed to improve their Hyperloop pod from a maximum speed of 58 miles per hour in January to 201 miles per hour in August.
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LONDON (Reuters) - A poker tournament featuring a 1 million pound ($1.2 million) buy-in - a record according to organizers - started in London on Thursday, with 54 players from around the world competing for the 19 million pound first prize.
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All three divisions get increasingly difficult cluing for the same puzzle, but the rarefied A division is for the top money — first prize is $5,000 — and the three solvers, Mr. Feyer, Mr. Agard and David Plotkin of Gainesville, Fla.
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That happened with Ms. Netrebko some years ago, it is happening now with Ms. Yoncheva and Ms. Yende and, hot on their heels, here comes Ms. Garifullina, who at the age of 25 won first prize in Operalia 2013.
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And it led to an even more unusual collaboration, the Bling Mac, a $12,500 ring that McDonald's commissioned as the first prize for a Twitter competition in February (entrants were asked to express their love for the Big Mac).
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In September 2010, bettors at the All American Futurity race in New Mexico watched the long-shot Mr. Piloto gallop to the million-dollar first prize by less than a nose, the second-closest win in the race's history.
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Last year, the jury of the prestigious World Press Photo contest stripped an Italian photographer of a first prize after his photograph of his cousin having sex in the back of a car at night turned out to have been staged.
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Johnson, who is third in the season-long points race, is one of five golfers who control their fate this week at East Lake in Atlanta where a win would secure the FedExCup title and the $10 million first-prize bonus.
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Mr. Maleh's 1972 film, "The Leopard," based on a novel by the Syrian author Haydar Haydar, was the first feature film released by the state-run National Film Organization and won first prize at the Locarno Film Festival that year.
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In March, local non-profit Public Space Network recognized the impact of the People's Park by granting Komb Green Solutions a first prize of 100,000 Kenyan shillings ($1,000) in its competition for youth-led initiatives transforming public spaces around Nairobi.
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For their first prize entry in the New York State Pavilion Ideas Competition, Aidan Doyle and Sarah Wan reimagined the structure as platform for a soaring "Hanging Meadows" garden, which would offer vistas over New York City from its lush interior.
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Long before Ms. Yende had discovered opera, even longer before she won joint first prize and two other prizes in Operalia 2011 in Moscow, she had learned the joy of singing thanks to church choirs in her native South Africa.
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Zverev would, however, not take home any money if he lifts the trophy on Sunday as the German has pledged A$10,000 for every match he wins and his entire A$4.12 million ($2.82 million) first prize money to bushfire relief.
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So big is first prize this week that 10 players are mathematically capable of topping the money list, and as much as Ko would love to win the money title, she is more concerned with how her ankle holds up.
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And as the followers of this site already know, Mayweather followed up by releasing an edited clip on Instagram of when McGregor tapped out to Nate Diaz at UFC 196, offering users a first-prize payment of $10,000 for the best caption.
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In 1988, one year after completing their studies in architecture at the School of Architecture in Vallès, the three won first prize in a competition sponsored by the Spanish Ministry of Public Works and Urbanism, to design a lighthouse in Punta Aldea.
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Even if you don't win first prize, the next several tiers can get you everything from rare Legowelt music and merchandise to a guide for "mind-altering plants in the Northern Hemisphere," so it's hard to say that Wolfers is being stingy.
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