Sentence examples for course awards from inspiring English sources
Sweden, of course, awards the Nobel.
"Of course it's always subjective, and, of course, awards can be flawed.
The Times, of course, awards stars, too, and she gave Tabla three.
Langan told the Guardian that "working in the independent sector, you're in the lunatic gang anyway, hoping for some magic – a really unusual story or a really knockout performance – so of course awards are important".
"Working in the independent sector, you're in the lunatic gang anyway, hoping for some magic – a really unusual story or a really knockout performance – so of course awards are important.
External examiners are a crucial part of quality assurance in higher education: each course award requires an external examiner to ensure that an institution's assessment system is fair and comparable with others.
In October 1997, the news media questioned Mr. Malloy about a contract that the Stamford Golf Authority, which runs a public golf course, awarded the insurance brokerage firm then run by his brothers, Kevin and William.
The course awarded a certificate of commendation to the best students during an official ceremony, after which they would be performing.
The evening was expertly organised – pre-match drinks, speeches, courses, awards, thanks – but there was a bit of a shock on arrival.
Your CV should include every professional accomplishment from college onward: education, professional positions, training experiences (including short courses), awards, publications, presentations (including--separately--invited presentations), grants, teaching experience, scientific techniques, professional affiliations, and service to the university or professional organizations.
