Sentence examples for accolade from the from inspiring English sources

One mathematician, Pierre Deligne, recently received an accolade from the Royal Swedish Academy, but in the institute's rarefied air it was not something to crow about.

So will this latest accolade from The Good Food Guide further boost the profile of Smyth and shine the light more intensely on women chefs in the industry?

Room at the Top also achieved a unique accolade from the Association of Boys Clubss - its members were banned from watching it, lest they be corrupted.

But he could not be grateful for the highest TV accolade, from the annual German Television Awards, and was handing it back.

Witness, Assignment and Newshour – a twice-daily in-depth news and current affairs programme broadcast 365 days a year – have all won Radio Academy awards, the highest accolade from the UK radio industry.

Nobel Fever With the announcement of the Nobel Prize for literature set for Thursday, speculation about the winner of the $1.28 million accolade from the Swedish Academy mounted yesterday.

Already, he is the longest serving post-war chancellor of the exchequer, having wrested this accolade from Nigel Lawson, the Tory finance minister in 1983-89.

Despite the accolade from People and the Oscar win, the "Non-Stop" actress has yet to book another film.

And I finally believed her at some point". Despite the accolade from People and the Oscar win, the "Non-Stop" actress has yet to book another film.

He retired with accolades from the CIA.

You have received many accolades from the M.I. units here".