Sentence examples for better award from inspiring English sources

Let's face it: Julianne Moore belongs at a better award show.

When you get better award yourself with a major brand and the major price tag that goes with it.

He said it "was not necessary for him in this cycle and that such grants were better awarded" to others.

"Some may feel that the Man Booker is better awarded to something exquisitely beautiful, along the lines of recent winners such as John Banville's The Sea or Anne Enright's The Gathering, but as world's best-known literary award, the Man Booker has a more popular mandate," said Ruppin.

The book earned wide praise and was a finalist for a Books for a Better Life Award and a Lamda Literary Award.

"We wanted to engage the media to be more involved in LGBTI issues," says Wei. "We decided it was better to award them rather than criticise.

"I'd be surprised if they netted out a better dollar award or psychological satisfaction than if they had taken the fund," he said.

Next June, Mrs. Ireys was to receive the Brooklyn Botanic Garden's Better Earth Award, recognizing people who are engaged in important environmental work in the community that benefits the planet.

Carole's latest book, Happily Even After..., has been selected as a finalist for the prestigious Books for a Better Life Award.

My Girl: Adventures with a Teen in Training was a finalist for the 2005 Books for a Better Life Award and has just been released in paperback as Reclaiming Our Daughters.

Her previous book, The Sociopath Next Door: The Ruthless versus the Rest of Us (Random House, 2005) was a National Bestseller and won a Books for a Better Life Award in February of 2006.