Sentence examples for bestowing the from inspiring English sources

Bestowing the gifts would cost 3.5 percent more than it did last year.

The N.F.L. has been bestowing the kiss of death upon naming rights lately.

The Kennedy Center, often self-importantly, thinks of its business as bestowing the imprimatur of excellence.

Goldman Sachs has changed the process for selecting managing directors, instituting a new schedule for bestowing the title on employees.

(The national council is best known for bestowing the LEED seal of approval on environmentally friendly buildings).

(Like houses and gardens, they tend to be pricey and incapable of bestowing the lasting happiness they portend).

Bestowing the 364 items would cost 10.9percentt more than last year's $78,100.10, according to PNC.

"The world is safer," Mr. Obama said as he appeared at a White House ceremony bestowing the Medal of Honor to two soldiers killed in the Korean War.

Opponents say the state has no business bestowing the blessings of marriage on those who do not fit the traditional template.

The clause of the Constitution setting out the suspension of the writ was codified in Section 9 of Article I – seemingly bestowing the suspension power within the legislature.

The Olympics have cast a spell over NBC for the last two weeks, bestowing the gift of flight on a network long stuck in ratings mud.