Sentence examples for awards to make from inspiring English sources

Cannes juries like to use awards to make statements; Michael Moore's "Fahrenheit 9/11" won the 2004 Palme d'Or as well as a standing ovation in Cannes.

That the protest has not gathered momentum suggests that most of the academy's 20,000 members favor pruning the awards to make them more competitive, he said.

NIH officials also say they have not decided how many awards to make.

But you can stack up multiple awards to make ends meet.

So check with the appropriate institute before applying for minority awards to make sure you are eligible.

But in case that wasn't enough, here come the Grammy Awards to make the point that 1,000 think pieces never could.

It would affect contracts like those awarded to make Army uniforms, clean federal buildings and mow lawns at military bases.

NF: These opportunities are so few and far between that you can't wait for an award to make a piece of work.

That will mean an award to make up for lost salaries, pensions and benefits of at least $450,000 for each woman, Mr. Fredrickson said.

Mr. Banga was estimated to have made about $13.5 million in 2009, according to filings, mostly from a large sign-on bonus and stock award to make up for compensation he was giving up by leaving Citigroup.

But racism from friends assumed to be benign can be the worst kind, especially at an awards show: just ask black author Jackie Woodson, whose "friend" used presenting her with a National Book Award to make a watermelon joke.