Sentence examples for fellow recipient from inspiring English sources
The phrase "fellow recipient" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to someone who has received the same message, item, or award as you, often in a context of shared experience or acknowledgment.
Example: "I would like to thank my fellow recipient for their inspiring speech during the award ceremony."
Alternatives: "fellow awardee" or "fellow participant".
A fellow recipient of an artificial heart, William Schroeder, 53, remains in satisfactory condition at Humana, a hospital spokesman said.
He is an INFORMS and MSOM Fellow, recipient of the INFORMS Impact Award and has served as editor in chief of Manufacturing & Service Operations Management and area editor for Operations Research.
Drs. Lord and State, as well as fellow recipient Dr. Joseph Coyle of Harvard Medical School, accepted their awards during the academy's annual meeting Oct. 16 in Washington, D.C.
Bob Geldof called Myanmar's leader, Aung San Suu Kyi, "a handmaiden to genocide" on Monday as he returned his Freedom of the City of Dublin award in protest over his fellow recipient's response to the repression of Rohingya Muslims.
Just as fellow recipient Reese Witherspoon did in 2011, Downey used the moment to impart a bit of wisdom to the youth via a typically nonchalant but rather poignant speech.
Sensing an opportunity to get on the right side of history, Cyrus — who'd tweeted that he identified with Lil Nas X as a fellow recipient of Nashville's scorn — jumped on a remix of "Old Town Road" late last week, and thus a sensation was born.
The alumni award will be presented to Carter and four fellow recipients at Caltech on May 18.
Valeri and her fellow recipients will be honored during an awards ceremony at SC17, the "International Conference for High Performance Computing, Networking, Storage, and Analysis," in Denver this November.
Frieser said he was excited about everything involved with the award, from meeting fellow recipients like Mississippi's Eli Manning and Ohio State's Craig Krenzel to staying in the Waldorf-Astoria.
But this month nine fellow recipients of the Nobel Peace Prize, including Archbishop Desmond Tutu of South Africa and the Dalai Lama, sent the president a letter urging him to veto the construction of a huge pipeline that would bring bring crude oil to the United States from Canada.
Heede is less well known than his fellow recipients, but his work is no less threatening to the fossil fuel industry.
