Sentence examples for considered award from inspiring English sources

By while the dollar amounts may have increased, not all the content Netflix spits out these days is considered award show fodder.

The NYFF also has Robert Zemeckis's 3D drama The Walk and Don Cheadle's directorial debut, Miles Ahead, on its slate - both considered awards season heavy-hitters.

We considered awarding prizes for each course — a winner in the appetizer category, in beverages, an omelet station — but that didn't quite accord with the catch-as-catch-can spirit of Questioningly.

You have the opportunity to see people of color having an experience that is very similar to what you would see in one of these other films that are full of A-listers that pop up in the fall and winter that are considered award-worthy films.

This was Brigadier General Frederick Funston, a Medal of Honor recipient himself, who considered awarding the medal to MacArthur "entirely appropriate and justifiable".

Some UK universities are even considering awarding undergraduates academic credit for workplace skills and experience.

According to court papers, the fund's special master, Kenneth R. Feinberg, has spoken about considering awards of up to $7 million.

The site also encourages travelers to consider awarding a finder's fee for flights that may not be less expensive but have fewer stops or shorter layovers.

Mr. Feingold's office called Mr. Brown to corroborate Ms. Zerwekh's account, and later asked the Department of the Army to consider awarding the Medal of Honor to Lieutenant Cushing.

He wonders whether we might want to consider awarding more people — financially or otherwise — for doing something well, instead of doing something better than others.

Unfortunately, there are no prizes for the contestants in my personal "Most Active Facebook Friend on Visual Bookshelf" contest; however, I will consider awarding my friends personal pan pizzas.