Sentence examples for awards for doing from inspiring English sources

He had been given awards for doing a great job, and everybody liked him".

"A lot of the troopers down there received trooper-of-the-year awards for doing that job," Mr. Lennon said.

In 2013 he told BBC's HARDtalk: "Straight men get every opportunity to play gay parts that they want and then win tons of awards for doing so.

"Straight men get every opportunity to play gay parts that they want and then win tons of awards for doing so," Everett said.

So why would journalists, the same ones who uncover these stories and win all the big awards for doing so, believe that a bigger government, collecting more tax money and accumulating yet more power, would be more effective in educating people, housing them, providing their medical care, than it isn't now?

"So the way I do investigations - and I have been given awards for doing them - is that I do give the reporter and producer - Liz [MacKean] and Meirion [Jones] in this case - quite a lot of free rein, particular in the initial stages of these investigations to pursue things as they see fit.

And to walk away – literally – with an award for doing so.

No one should receive an award for doing mere long service or holding high office.

But one kitchen in rural Pembrokeshire has won a social entrepreneur award for doing just that, before it even opened.

"I would never have guessed that I would be given an award for doing the job that I love, and for my creativity".

For many adolescents the promise of a better job and higher future wages is not enough to motivate them to study today but a $100 cash award for doing well on a standardized exam might do the trick.