Never heard that one, I have heard "The darker the berry, sweeter the juice", but I think maybe they are talking about how they can wrap their legs around you and hang on?
That would be my guess....
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I believe you meant "Nobel Prize" in Physics. Albert Einstein won the Nobel Prize in Physics in 1921 for his explanation of the photoelectric effect.
Perhaps you mean "consolation" prize? If so, this generally refers to a smaller, lesser gift or prize given to a non-winner in some sort of contest. It's basic purpose is to console the "loser" for not having won.
Simon Drew is known for his illustrations and his work in the literary world, but he is not specifically associated with the Booker Prize. The Booker Prize is a prestigious literary award given annually for the best original novel written in English. If you meant to ask about the Booker Prize-winning books or authors, they vary each year and highlight exceptional literary talent. If you have a specific question about the Booker Prize or Simon Drew, please clarify!
The term 'recipients' means the person or thing that receives, such as in a letter or prize. For example, if you mail a letter to your friend, your friend is the recipient.
Competitive pressure is the pressure one feels when competing against someone else for a prize or to achieve a goal that is available only to the winner.
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a nobel prize prize for a "no bell prize"
The prize you get in the Archibald prize is $50,000. WOW
compound word with prize
The Turner Prize is called the The Turner Prize because it is named after the painter J.M.W.Turner.
'Keep your eyes on the prize' is an English idiom. It means to stay focused on the positive outcome which should result from your particular endeavour. It is also meant as a way of encouraging one if the going gets tough.