Sentence examples for called an award from inspiring English sources

Their decision, called an award, will usually contain neither reasons nor explanations.

They also compared a group of scientists who received a prestigious, long-term, project-specific award from NIH, called a MERIT award.

I prefer to be called an 'Academy award-winning film-maker'".

He's the one who has drawn radical protests at the mosque, been called an apostate, awarded a fatwah for backing same-sex marriage.

Jill Seaman, 57, an infectious-disease physician who works in the southern Sudan and other war-torn regions, says that in her case, the prize might better be called a "stubbornness" award.

He is a winner of a MacArthur Foundation fellowship commonly called a "genius" award, and a co-author of the textbook "Speech and Language Processing".

Unite is threatening to take the firm to an employment tribunal for what is called a protective award, in other words damages on behalf of its members, a tactic it has used successfully elsewhere.

He's gotten shirty with WaPo reporter Chris Cillizza over something called a "Shorty Award".

The Puppies say they are reacting to the transformation of the Hugos into what one called an "affirmative action award".

"We were able to include it in fundraising applications and call ourselves an award winning charity which was just fantastic.

Instead, "Cog" won a gold award, called a Lion.