Sentence examples for award for serving from inspiring English sources

Kissinger received the MacArthur award for serving on the commission that changed the International Olympic Committee.

Mr. Wehling, global marketing officer at Procter, received the award for serving as president of, and campaign adviser to, the Education Excellence Partnership, which seeks to generate public support for raising academic standards in schools.

In 2000, when MeiLin was a toddler and Fran got an award for serving as chairwoman of the local branch of Catholic Charities, her pastor at the time, who was also being honored, chose the occasion to rail against single mothers from the lectern.

The roll call of awards for serving the nation included senior aides to the late Baroness Thatcher, long-serving MPs, Tory stalwarts in the Prime Minister's Oxfordshire heartland, two Tory donors and a public relations chief who has holidayed with Mr Cameron.

Donovan's, which has won awards for serving the city's best burgers, was a 10-minute walk from my apartment.

The medals are personal service decorations awarded to us by our country for serving with honor.

Awarded a Guinness World Record in 2009 for serving the most seafood at an outdoor event, the festival is making waves this year by offering significantly larger Maine lobsters as part of their menu -- 3.5lb as opposed to 1.25lb.

It's full of curious knick-knacks and fading memorabilia and has not, I imagine, changed a jot since its jovial landlord, Eddie Fitzpatrick ("Is this your first time in? Oh, we'll make an exception then. That's £2.90 for half")., was awarded that certificate above the bar for serving a perfect pint of Boddies in 1997.

Munoz won several school awards for leadership, served as choir commander for the Catholic Campus Ministry and helped grow the Citadel's Republican Society as its president.

Although the 1920 Royal Warrant made provision for awards to women serving in the Armed Forces, no women have been awarded a VC.

The job description includes presenting stage awards, serving as ambassadors for various race sponsors, dressing in the appropriate outfit for presentations – polka dot for mountain climbs; yellow for overall title contenders - as well as touching tastefully-painted lips to sweaty cyclists' cheeks.