Sentence examples for accolade for the from inspiring English sources

It would be a fitting accolade for the big man.

The accolade for the most complete sportsman arguably belongs to CB Fry.

The seven-member executive committee of the university is expected to overturn last week's decision to block the accolade for the gay, Jewish playwright.

He is the first New Zealander to win since the award's inception in 2008, with Australian players receiving the accolade for the last five years.

"We are the first local Freeview channel to launch and that is a huge accolade for the creative industries in our region".

So to have a statue representing the history of rugby league at the stadium is a great accolade for the sport".

In 2005, she received the US government's highest accolade for artists, the heritage fellowship from the National Endowment for the Arts, carrying a $20,000 cheque.

As if in some metaphysical slapstick farce, every public accolade for Pinter the writer is swiftly trumped by a mortifying setback for Pinter the creature.

"Don't Stop the Music" won the accolade for Best International Song at the 2008 NRJ Music Awards.

It follows on from a series of accolades for the film as the awards season gathers pace.

The accolades for the president on Saturday belied a nervous mood among Democratic officials who gathered here for the two-day meeting.