Sentence examples for available award from inspiring English sources

Last month, he says, he tried unsuccessfully to redeem his Delta award miles for two tickets from San Diego to Rapid City, S.D. "I started trying to book the trip in March," Mr. Puk said, "and was never able to find any available award seats".

This paper describes mobile enhancements to Synote, the freely available, award winning, open source, web based application that makes web hosted recordings easier to access, search, manage, and exploit for all learners, teachers and other users.

American provides a booking calendar showing all available awards up to 14 days before or after a chosen date.

Sony Music might have been triumphant on the night, with its acts collecting five of the dozen available awards, but Universal was the true winner because its acts took five of the night's nine performance slots, with Sony and Warner gettin two each.

The third of these concerns – the genre's parallel obsessions with crime stories and biopics – is confirmed by the 2015 shortlists: of the 28 available awards for making or appearing in a British TV drama, 27 go to plots involving cops, corpses or famous people (or some combination), with the single outlier – BBC3's Our World War – not completely offering diversity.

Self-duality (Aumann and Maschler 1985) demands that a rule recommends the same allocation for a claims problem ((E,c)) when dividing "what is available" (awards) or "what is missing" (losses).

From the moment the 2013-2014 NBA season began, the race for MVP has been LeBron James vs. the field, with the field looking like the underdog since James has won four of the last five available awards.

Gears won virtually every available industry award, and was the 360's best-selling game for nearly a year; it has now sold five million copies.

Delta, in contrast, is widely regarded as the worst frequent-flier program in terms of making seats available for award travel, especially at the lowest level, 25,000 miles for a domestic flight.

"We had many more competitive applications than money available to award," said Secretary of Education Arne Duncan in a press conference this afternoon.

On the other hand, if a flight hasn't sold out, airlines figure they've nothing to lose by making more seats available for award travel.