Sentence examples for a deserved reward from inspiring English sources

Tony Blair said it was a deserved reward for the singer's 'remarkable' humanitarian work.

For City manager Gary Rowett, Gray's winner was a deserved reward for his team.

Then there's its title, Harvest, invoking the idea of a deserved reward for much hard labour.

A deserved reward for a fine driver and for his Porsche team who also won their first top-end sportscar drivers' championship since 1986.

But there is a particular spirit about this American team, a persistence and resilience that compel it to play on, a belief that unyielding commitment will bring a deserved reward even at times when skill and technique may not.

And the reason for that, as the columnist Jonathan Freedland suggested in The Guardian the other day, is that great riches have become detached from any sense of a deserved reward for excellence or performance.

Rose, meanwhile, knocks in his birdie putt on 4, a much deserved reward for that approach.

It is also a richly deserved reward for Bains' brigade, who, as he told me in an interview for Restaurant Magazine, he once made eat half-digested lamb's cress and pearl barley from a pigeon's gullet, to try and work out how to serve it.

A Championship medal this year would be deserved reward for a player who has committed himself to his home team even at the expense of T20 riches abroad.

The trend has been that, unlike Mandela, African leaders who led their countries to independence saw the presidency as their deserved reward – a reward they had to hold on to for as long as possible, preferably for life.

It will be the 13th consecutive year they have featured in the elite tournament, deserved reward for a club with a proud record in Europe.