Sentence examples for another laurel for from inspiring English sources
It was another laurel for "American Idol," proving it can draw top celebrities and donations — the first "Gives Back" event last season raised $76 million.
They sent to Constantine I, the King of Greece for another laurel wreath from that country of Byron's heroic death, accompanied by some Greek funding which was joined in kind from the purse of the Bishop of Norwich to rebuild and refurbish the 500-year-old church.
Apollo appropriated the laurel for poets and, in Rome, for triumphs.
Kaytlynn made a careful selection of the fallen foliage and fashioned it into a laurel for her hair.
The scene where she takes Laurel for a drive and encourages her to cry is especially powerful.
The New Yorker, November 15 , 1958P. 197 Two Russian racers, Garnir and Zaryad, came to Laurel for the Washington, D.C. International.
He was too modest, and too wise, to allow himself to be given the laurel for a discovery for which many claimed credit.
The New Yorker also gave "The Shipment" a warm and lengthy review — an unusual laurel for a young, relatively unknown writer.
In the autumn Mrs. C. Oliver Iselin, who owns him, took him to Laurel for the Washington, D. C. International, and he ran sixth.
To award one or the other would be like giving an Oscar to Laurel for The Music Box and ignoring Hardy.
Her work on the Oregon study contributed to her receipt last year of the John Bates Clark Medal, a laurel for younger economists considered second only to the Nobel Memorial Prize in Economic Science for those in the profession.
