Sentence examples for awarded us from inspiring English sources

"We've had this challenge of the logistics since NASA awarded us the Endeavour," Mr. Rudolph said.

At the exact moment that we reached the threshold, Anna awarded us origami cranes, made out of aluminum foil, which we taped onto our shirts like pilot's wings.

I started IMRI with a partner in 1992, and the R.T.C. awarded us a contract to process accounting data relating to the junk bonds.

As Gennaro Gattuso, their aging disruptor, said after Thursday's match, "When we won the World Cup, they awarded us the Cavalier of Labor, now they will make us Cavaliers of Shame: and correctly so".

Five years later, the jury awarded us £25,000 damages but the judge said we'll split the £7m cost of the case in half, so our damages went towards that.

The French never came out of their guarded camp except to catch the first plane home; the Italians soon followed, and one of Italy's old, very old, campaigners, Gennaro Gattuso, summed up their resignation: "When we won the World Cup in 2006, they awarded us the Cavalier of Labor.

In 2011 the Tenant Services Authority recognised the achievements of our resident governance by awarding us "co-regulatory champion" status.

As a former Chicago resident and a lifelong suffering fan of Chicago sports, I appreciate Gail Collins's awarding us a victory in the one competition where we excel: "the most awful political culture".

"On behalf of all of our employees, I want to thank the Air Force for certifying Falcon Heavy, awarding us this critically important mission, and for their trust and confidence in our company.

We would like to speak out a special word of thanks to Ms H. Römer (Alzheimer's Society Dortmund) and Ms A. Trilling (Kassel) for their support in carrying out the study in the regions and particularly to the German Alzheimer's Society for awarding us the research prize that allowed us to carry out this study.

Third, the number of US degrees awarded to US citizens and permanent residents (solid and dashed lines, respectively) has consistently been about two-thirds of the total number of degrees awarded in the US.