Sentence examples for be recognised for her from inspiring English sources

It implies that a woman must choose to be recognised for her body or her brain, never both.

Because when an athlete as great as Jessica Ennis takes the stage to be recognised for her achievements, the online response with over 450 retweets shouldn't be "As long as I have a face, Jessica Ennis will have a place to sit".

Celina Dunlop, The Economist's picture editor, has been recognised for her radio work.

The Chinese chemist, Tu Youyou, was recognised for her discovery of artemisinin, one of the most effective treatments for malaria.

Armstrong was recognised for her outstanding achievements as an Australian director, and named the CinefestOZ 2016 Screen Legend.

Phoebe Waller-Bridge, another actor turned playwright, was recognised for her writing debut, the filth-strewn, brittle monologue Fleabag.

Reynolds was recognised for her decades-long commitment to various charities, including the mental health organisation she founded, the Thalians.

The 31-year-old has been recognised for her performance as Stephen Hawking's first wife Jane Wilde in The Theory of Everything, in which she stars alongside Eddie Redmayne.

She was recognised for her significant service to the music industry, and for her support to not-for-profit charities, including the support group for wounded soldiers, Soldier On.

The White House defended its decision to honour Robinson, saying she was being recognised for her work as a global advocate for women's and human rights.

She was a Conservative councillor in the borough of Southwark, where she joined the race and equality council and was recognised for her services to ethnic minorities.