Sentence examples for award long from inspiring English sources

But what can we do when the masters of the universe – America and that dreadful chap who's just won a Save the Children award – long ago embarked on an everlasting "War on Terror"?

Finally, a PI must "remain at the institution receiving the award long enough to finish [the] project".

According to the mayor's office, council members received more than $30,000 in matching funds for contributions from the telecommunications industry -- money that at least theoretically might have influenced the council's recent vote to award long-term contracts for public pay telephones.

And it would limit malpractice awards, long a Republican goal.

He drew up plans in 1963 that began winning awards long before construction in 1975.

That's why Nobel Prizes are usually awarded long after the original discovery.

Shareholders will be voting mainly on the previous year's awards, long after the horse has bolted.American bosses' pay is tied more closely to their share prices.

It occurred precisely as Aung San Suu Kyi started travelling for the first time since 1988, visiting Thailand, Norway, Britain and most recently the US, picking up medals and prizes awarded long ago for her humanitarian stand.

It was fiction, especially because Brando, not a fan of awards, long ago lost track of the first one, for "On the Waterfront" (1954), and refused to accept the second, for "The Godfather" (1972).

And the question about black artists winning big awards, long unspoken, may not be as silenced.

The 2011 tender exercise has resulted in UNICEF awarding long term arrangements to four suppliers.