Sentence examples for award equivalent from inspiring English sources

Selznick won the prestigious Caldecott award (equivalent to our Kate Greenaway medal for illustration) for Hugo Cabret in 2008.

Eric Daniels, Lloyds former chief executive, had to forfeit 40% of his £1.45m 2010 award, equivalent to £580,000.

The workers received a "protective award" equivalent to 90 days pay after Glasgow's employment tribunal heard how USC staff at its warehouse in Dundonald, Ayrshire had not been properly consulted.

The workers were awarded a "protective award", equivalent to 90 days pay, after Glasgow's employment tribunal heard that USC workers had been given just 15 minutes notice that the company's warehouse in Dundonald, Ayrshire would close.

The National Academy of Recording Arts and Sciences, which bestows the Grammys, was founded in 1957 to give the music world an award equivalent to the Oscars or the Emmys.

"MOST INNOVATIVE SEX TOY!" shouted Reid, before reading the nominees for the SHE Award equivalent of Best Picture.

On Wednesday, it was nominated for 14 awards, equivalent to Oscars, by the British Academy of Film and Television Arts.

That achievement triggers share awards equivalent to nearly 40% of managers' total potential payout under the long-term incentive scheme.

It is the TV awards equivalent of the big screen face-off between Batman and Superman – a new category introduced for next year's National Television Awards, which will pit the likes of Sherlock Holmes against John Luther and Sarah Lund against DS Ellie Miller.

Anggun received a nomination for the La révélation de l'année award (Revelation of the Year/Best New Artist) in Victoires de la musique (a Grammy Award-equivalent in the French music scene).

The top award was equivalent to $16,000 - good money.