Sentence examples for awarded a title from inspiring English sources

The following week, Harper was awarded a title match against Ziggler, which Harper won with assistance from The Authority, ending Ziggler's reign at 56 days.

Once the top challenger in the UFC women's bantamweight division, Zingano was initially awarded a title shot against Ronda Rousey, along with an opportunity to coach on The Ultimate Fighter, after knocking out Miesha Tate.

To add even further simlarities between the first winner-take-all Street League Skateboarding Championship (the debut season awarded a title based on total points accrued in all events) and one of the sporting events that inspired it, there was a wholly unexpected upset put into the record books early.

In both cases, awarding a title to slum dwellers can be seen as a fair way to establish property rights, the bedrock of any prosperous society.

But in between those moments, past the cacophonous rows and rings of breed contenders, at the chilly end of a warehouse, a judge in a tuxedo awarded a third title to what could be considered the best of all of these very good dogs: the winner of the Masters Obedience Championship.

He was also awarded a noble title, eventually being raised from baron to viscount.

This battle is one of four that Napoleon never awarded a victory title, the others being Marengo, Jena, and Friedland.

There have been four seasons -- 1968, 1969, 1973 and 1994 -- when Paterno has had an undefeated team that was not awarded a national title.

On Saturday, North Korea awarded a "hero's title," one of the country's highest accolades, to 101 scientists and technicians involved in the rocket development, its state-run news media reported Sunday.

Students will be awarded a bachelor's title after 3 years, and a master's degree after two additional years.

Actually, as it happens, Penn is there as a visiting statesman: in January, he was appointed Haitian ambassador-at-large, the first time a non-Haitian has ever been awarded such a title.