I found exceptionally rewarding the constituencies of Moldovans living in London, Brussels, Paris, Washington, Boston, and Prague, who in 2009 protested against the anti-democratic forces of the previous regime, while also providing their passionate support to the good signs of progress made at home by the new Government.
The only yellow card of the game was shown to the Maori lock Joe Wheeler, for a technical infringement at a ruck; the Eagles' captain Todd Clever was rewarded for his exceptionally hard work with a couple of minutes in the blood bin.
We picked chicken and were rewarded with a tasty, exceptionally moist dish.
"Dele is an exceptionally gifted player and it was only right that we rewarded him for a fantastic 12 months with this new deal.
School them in the basics, then reward the exceptionally gifted ones with the bittersweet love story of the German photographer Astrid Kirchherr and lost Beatle Stu Sutcliffe.
Reward exceptionally smart, resourceful, and hard-working employees by gradually increasing their responsibility and giving them more important titles.
Strayer believes that supertaskers may naturally gravitate toward fields that reward those who can juggle multiple inputs exceptionally well — the high-end restaurant chefs or football quarterbacks of the world).
In an impassioned 177-page decision, the judge, William G. Young, described a system in which prosecutors used various strategies to reward those who pleaded guilty and to impose exceptionally harsh sentences on those who chose to stand trial and then lost.
The English establishment seldom rewards colonial bishops with commensurate responsibility, but Skelton was, exceptionally, not overlooked.
But when it's done well, the rewards are exceptionally high: listening to someone tell an intimate story with sensitivity and humor can be unforgettable.
