Sentence examples for examples of awards from inspiring English sources

Notable examples of awards received by the Lexus LS include (2007) World Car of the Year, International Car of the Year, (1991) Canadian Car of the Year, Wheels Car of the Year, and Top Gear Limousine of the Year.

It's not completely clear: though the naval researchers involved in the project did post some examples of award winning concepts, at least some, such as a method for secure communication, cannot be discussed in an open forum.

If, as now seems possible, this very powerful film from British director Steve McQueen achieves a clean sweep in the forthcoming best picture categories, it will be a rare example of awards ceremonies getting it right.

Another example of awards causing late peaks is the nonfiction book The Immortal Life Of Henrietta Lacks (red in Fig. 9(F)) by Rebecca Skloot, which won both the American Association for the Advancement of Science's Young Adult Science Book award and the Wellcome Trust Book Prize.

All of these are plausible enough, and I enjoyed this movie a great deal – though I am still baffled at the solemn reverence with which it has been received at this awards season, and great though it always is to see Charlize Theron in anything at all, the idea that this new Mad Max film has some sort of "feminist" impact is an example of awards-season overexcitement.

One example is the case of award winner AMUCSS in rural Mexico.

Projects like Yellow Cake, The Pig Farmer, and Perihelion are a few examples of his award-winning projects.

In one example of the awards' determinedly eclectic nature, the nominees for best Web personality included the actor Zach Galifianakis (for the Web series "Between Two Ferns"); the 95-year-old Clara Cannucciari ("Great Depression Cooking With Clara"); and David Pogue, the technology columnist for The Times.

Schumacher and Comer cited the examples of CrossFit, which awards their male and female athletes the same monetary prize at the CrossFit Games, and Godaddy.com, which just announced a new marketing strategy that will move away from their sex-driven, model-makeout Super Bowl ads.

It added that "the ad was informative and promoted safety and high standards, demonstrated by examples of internationally recognised awards".

At The Hutch, Peterson leads a training module that consists of U.S. National Institutes of Health Career Development (K -Award proposal-writing basics, a mocK -Awardsection where trainees can learn by critiquing proposals, and an opportunity to look at examples of successful K-award proposals.