Sentence examples for Make award from inspiring English sources

He also calls on the Army to make award citations publicly available, with appropriate redaction.

Then there is Singapore Airlines, which doesn't make award seats in Business and First Class available to its Star Alliance partners on any of its long-haul flights.

(Then again, God forbid we do anything to make award show telecasts longer. Imagine another hour of 2013's "sad Emmys").

On wikiHow, for example, you can Make Award Templates and post them on people's talk pages.

Some airline web sites will severely limit the partner airlines with whom you can make award travel reservations.

The abbey's 40 nuns have made something of a name for themselves: they make award-winning cheese, and they have recorded several Gregorian-chant albums.

Blackburne & Haynes Meadow Cottage Farm, Churt Road, Headley, Bordon, Hampshire GU35 8SS, 01428 712155 This family-run business uses milk from the farm's pedigree cows to make award-winning farmhouse ice cream and fruit sorbets.

Pleasingly, Deli Farm in north Cornwall has been called Deli Farm – or something recognisably like it – since around the time of Domesday; the fact that Jean and Martin Edwards now make award-winning English charcuterie there is sheer coincidence.

There are some very special cows in Somerset – not only are they producing milk to make award-winning cheese, but their poo is helping to power the dairy where that cheese is made.

Here you will find Brown's Cheese, an all-natural cheese company run by two Cornell grads who make award-winning cheeses and awesome ice cream, especially the salted caramel, which, if slightly melted, is addictive.

The institute does not make awards posthumously.