Sentence examples for a special accolade from inspiring English sources

But Ms. Wood deserves a special accolade for her role as Molly, intelligent, provocative, and ultimately genuinely touching.

Oscar Mayer Deli Fresh sliced meat, for instance, was one of the only products within Kraft's line to get a special accolade in Kraft's third-quarter earnings statement, after it delivered double-digit growth.

For the first time, we are putting forward 10 young individuals from the Happy List and we are asking you, our readers, to nominate the person you think is most deserving of a special accolade at the JustGiving 2015 Awards event later this month.

"I've had these new boots made up for the weekend with the date on them - they're a special accolade".

Playwright and novelist Michael Frayn also received a special accolade, saying it was a "great honour" to be recognised.

A special accolade must go to Brad Oscar (who plays Nostradamus) and his amazingly self-aware and satirical song "A Musical" which explains this "new" genre of theater--and includes ingenious and comical references to almost every Broadway musical.

Moss has been responsible for more than her fair share of catwalk moments over her career – a 25-year career, for which she received a Special Recognition accolade at December's British Fashion Awards.

Let's face it, my taste buds are only mine, not yours or anybody else's, and as such deserve no special accolade just because they temporarily have access to a printing press.

(JF) Sonny Rollins' regular headlining appearances at the Festival over the years were due for a special Royal Albert Hall accolade in 2013, until a respiratory problem forced him to pull out.

His many accolades include two Genesis Awards from the Humane Society of The United States and a Special Investigation Award from the Royal Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals.

Employees who receive this accolade wear a special name tag all year.Such schemes may sound like kindergarten.