Sentence examples for bestowed at from inspiring English sources

That means there can be no guaranteed genetic windfalls, or fixed genetic limits, bestowed at the moment of conception.

That is a status not bestowed at conception but earned with each connection made and word spoken.

Those are bestowed at meetings of top party and government officials, most likely in the coming months, that in the past have been mere formalities.

In the West, Politkovskaya's honesty brought her a measure of fame and a string of awards, bestowed at ceremonies in hotel ballrooms from New York to Stockholm.

After all, if you're going to claim to be the best hockey country on Earth, shouldn't that title be bestowed at Earth's biggest sporting event?

That one, to be bestowed at Radio City Music Hall tonight, is the Tony, commonly known as Broadway's equivalent to the Oscar.

At least the pressure is off Athens to gain the title of "best games ever," which Juan Antonio Samaranch used to bestow at every closing ceremony.

In June, 1966, Haberman was the City College stringer, and had the unenviable task of transcribing for the Times the names of the winners of the hundreds of awards that the college was bestowing at commencement.

Until that happens, we'll just have to bestow "at a boy"s to the handful of programs whose storylines or characters at least get in the ballpark of those historic shows.

Even accounting for the fact that his reign lasted 26 years, John Paul II bestowed sainthoods at a faster rate (more than one a month) than Francis.

On May 17, for the first time since 1983, when I. M. Pei was bestowed the honor at the Temple of Dendur at the Metropolitan Museum of Art, the Pritzker Prize ceremony took place in New York: specifically, on Ellis Island.