Examples of 'won the booker' in a sentence
Meaning of "won the booker"
This phrase usually refers to a writer or author who has been awarded the Booker Prize, which is a prestigious literary award. It signifies that the person's book has been recognized as the best in its category by the judging panel
How to use "won the booker" in a sentence
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won the booker
This book won the booker prize last year.
I can not believe this book won the Booker prize.
The girl who won the Booker Award became a millionaire with just one book.
This should have won the Booker.
G won the Booker prize.
I did not realize that it had won the Booker Prize.
It won the Booker Prize that year.
The Sea which won the Booker.
Won the Booker.
She had won the Booker.
Her most famous title was Hotel du Lac which won the Booker Prize.
Then it won the Booker.
That most likely goes to The Blind Assassin, for which she won the Booker Prize.
The novel won the Booker Prize.
Arundhati Roy has just now won the Booker.
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That girl who won the Booker Prize became an overnight millionaire!
Not unless it's won the Booker.
She also won the Booker Prize for her 1975 novel Heat and Dust.
And would it have won the Booker Prize?
His novel 'The Remains of the Day ' won the Booker Prize.
The book, her third novel, won the Booker Prize in the same year.
His 1988 novel Oscar and Lucinda won the Booker Prize and made him famous.
