Sentence examples for Be award from inspiring English sources
noun
A judgment, sentence, or final decision. Specifically: The decision of arbitrators in a case submitted.
(He was, too -- when he checked the biscuits through the oven window, he grinned and said, "Oh, yeah, those are gonna be award winners right there").
Our second level of sponsorship is going to be Award Benefactor, giving a company the ability to sponsor a specific award and assist in the presentation onsite.
He will be award 5 million restricted share units vested over five years if and when the company's share price amounts from USD $16 to $20.
Chino & Nacho, Gilberto Santa Rosa, and Andres Cantor are just a few stars that will be award presenters on the big night.
They should be award-winning.
Mr Elliott suggested that Footsteps in the Snow would give Quentin a chance to extend herself and could possibly be award-winning material.
Presently it will also be award-time for the nation's footballers, although a glance at the names of those who have been voted Footballer of the Year, either by the scribes or their fellows, reveals very little mediocrity.
Style points will be awarded.
The grants are to be awarded Thursday.
The Contrarian Prize will be awarded annually.
The Nobel Prize cannot be awarded posthumously.
