Sentence examples for awards treated from inspiring English sources

It may be awards treated to the venue mayor or anyone that checks into it.

Speaking about the sensitive negotiations that led to the settlement for the first time, Lewis said: "It was negotiated as a commercial settlement that recognised the possibility that the negotiation could have been taken to America where awards are treated differently".

In Rundugai village he participated in village health day activities, and awarded insecticide treated nets to mothers and children who have maintained excellent health records.

But focusing on the size of awards is treating the symptom instead of the disease.

Fabio Periera: How's your first awards season treating you?

In describing the guild's rationale, he said that an organization dedicated to social change like the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People that also gives out televised awards should be treated differently from "organizations that give out televised awards that happen" to do good.

In a Pavlovian exercise, the lame-brained Jesse (Mr. Kutcher) and Chester (Mr. Scott) get it into their heads that if they take gifts to their twin girlfriends, Wanda (Ms. Garner) and Wilma (Ms. Sokoloff), they will be awarded "treats," which they take to mean sex.

When T.S. Eliot was awarded the Nobel "Prize, Les Lettres treated him to one distinguished, subtle analysis of his "sterile social despair".

Despite winning widespread critical acclaim and numerous awards, it was treated terribly by Fox - first having its episodes cut back before being unceremoniously cancelled.

Bruce Springsteen presented the award, also treating those in attendance to a fantastic speech about the friendship he shares with Van Zandt, dating back to the 1960s.

This is also one of the few awards shows that treats the actual awards as a sideshow distraction from the real drama, which is in the audience.