Sentence examples for all laureates from inspiring English sources

Not all laureates manage to stick to protocol.

Before the Nobel prize ceremony, a grand white-tie affair that takes place in Stockholm's Concert Hall, all laureates must attend a rehearsal to practise how to receive their prize from the King.

He's following in the footsteps of Robert Frost and Gwendolyn Brooks, all laureates tasked with a broad swath of duties (lecturing, reading and welcoming new writers to the LoC) all the while hypothetically having time to work on their projects.

Duffy said it was particularly moving to see Hughes' poems in his own writing, adding that he was her "favourite of all the laureates".

Portraits of all the laureates circle overhead on an outsize version of the type of rotating rack familiar from dry-cleaning shops everywhere.

Gwendolyn Brooks won a Pulitzer for her poetry and was the beloved-by-all poet laureate of Illinois for many years.

We can't all be Nobel laureates like John Nash of the movie "A Beautiful Mind".

"Almost 70percentt of all the literature laureates have been born in Europe," Ron Charles observes in the Washington Post, which is an appalling statistic by any measure.

All three laureates said they undertook their research amid skepticism from scientific leaders.

It does not matter if you are Milton Friedman or Paul Samuelson or James Tobin, all Nobel laureates.

Almost all the laureates honoured thus far did their main work in America, and the majority are actually American (with a curiously high number of Scandinavian exceptions).