Sentence examples similar to entrenched awards from inspiring English sources
Some members of the Yankees' organization believe Wells, who was outspoken in his criticism of the Clemens trade, will have to mend fences with Clemens; yesterday, Wells was complimentary of Clemens, who went 20-3 last year, won his sixth Cy Young Award and became entrenched as a clubhouse leader.
Derek Khanna, one of the report's four authors, says that most government contracts are awarded to firmly entrenched, old-line companies based on the fact that they employ large portions of the "consulting class".
Over the last month, as Mr. Jonze finished his new movie, "Her," and presented it at the New York Film Festival, he became entrenched in his work on the awards show.
Clybourne Park, Bruce Norris's study of entrenched racial prejudice in America, won the best play award from an all-Royal Court shortlist.
Special interests are entrenched.
Because they are entrenched.
Positions have become entrenched.
So do entrenched officeholders.
That entrenched deflation.
Ethnic mafias become entrenched.
