Sentence examples for clever award from inspiring English sources

She calls the H&M challenge a "clever award that people are understandably going to get very excited by, given that it has a €1m prize fund, a glossy name – Global Change – and a great panel".

In other words, clever award-winning stuff with the packaging was only the start.

Using a clever system of awards for the homeowner (green "leaves" for doing the energy-efficient thing), the thermostat is intended to save money through efficiency.

Leave it to "Sesame Street" to swoop in with the cleverest spoof of award season.

Just after I began writing The Case of the Exploding Loo, Steven Moffat, award-winning clever person behind Doctor Who and Sherlock, was quoted in several newspapers saying "children should start with books featuring explosions, not Jane Austen".

Over the course of the night, the "Avenue Q" posse proved to be as popular as -- and often cleverer than -- the award winners who were actual carbon-based life forms.

In June, the clever comedian received the Trailblazer Award at Glamour UK's Women of the Year Awards and, in a very Hollywood-averse move, revealed her weight in her NSFW acceptance speech and shared the fact that she could still have lots of sex.

Despite Canada's first place finish at the Climate Action Network's Fossil of the Year award and the clever trick of activists who claimed to have registered the Canadian environment minister in some undergraduate atmospheric climate science classes, environmentalists said not enough official reprimand had been made of Canada's decision last year to leave the Kyoto Protocol.

The number is a clever little nod to the awards ceremony itself.

"I think it was such a clever thing Carol Ann Duffy did, that the award should be for new work in poetry," she said.

BL Pleasance Courtyard (until 28 August) These performers are really talented and clever, and they have an Olivier award to prove it.