Sentence examples for a laureate for from inspiring English sources

Mr. Merwin is a laureate for our times, and we look forward to his tenure.

It's a bit like having a laureate for pop music and always picking someone like Cliff Richard or Max Bygraves".

Antony Gormley, whose work includes the Angel of the North, was named as a laureate in the sculpture category while David Chipperfield became a laureate for architecture.

Alongside them, Michelangelo Pistoletto became a laureate for painting, opera singer Placido Domingo won for music and Francis Ford Coppola, director of The Godfather, was named for theatre/film.

The government frets about the failure of a Chinese scholar ever to win a Nobel prize in science (although the country has a laureate for literature and an unwelcome winner in 2010 of the Nobel peace prize, Liu Xiaobo, an imprisoned dissident).Pulling some star scholars back from abroad will not be enough to turn China into an academic giant.

Equally eccentric for a laureate of big Parisian prizes, Dicker cites Orwell and Steinbeck as key influences.

Now professor of experimental physics in Cambridge University's Cavendish Laboratory, she has just become a laureate in the For Women in Science awards, set up by L'Oreal, the cosmetics company, and Unesco on the premise that "the world needs science and science needs women".

His brother Miguel was the head tutor at Pembroke College, Cambridge; an uncle was a Nobel Laureate for Medicine.

This same percentage was the percentage of credit awarded to an institution of a Nobel Laureate for the purposes of the ranking.

Wole Soyinka, a Nobel laureate for literature, calls the PDP a coalition of the blind, corrupt and immoral.

Indeed a broadly similar reform involving integration and simplification of benefits and tax credits was one of the recommendations of a review of Britain's tax system from the Institute for Fiscal Studies, a think-tank, and headed by Sir James Mirrlees, a Nobel laureate for his work in economics, that was launched yesterday.