Sentence examples for for a laureate from inspiring English sources
Equally eccentric for a laureate of big Parisian prizes, Dicker cites Orwell and Steinbeck as key influences.
She was the anti-Jackson Pollock, the nativist choice for a laureate role that cosmopolitans assigned to Jack the Dripper.
Too heavy for day wear, too ostentatious for dinner; what's a laureate to do?) then an exciting archeological find revealing the earliest known UK journey, that of a Mesolithic chap and his dog, might be more your style.
Alongside them, Michelangelo Pistoletto became a laureate for painting, opera singer Placido Domingo won for music and Francis Ford Coppola, director of The Godfather, was named for theatre/film.
Mr. Merwin is a laureate for our times, and we look forward to his tenure.
It's a bit like having a laureate for pop music and always picking someone like Cliff Richard or Max Bygraves".
The government frets about the failure of a Chinese scholar ever to win a Nobel prize in science (although the country has a laureate for literature and an unwelcome winner in 2010 of the Nobel peace prize, Liu Xiaobo, an imprisoned dissident).Pulling some star scholars back from abroad will not be enough to turn China into an academic giant.
That's easy for a Nobel laureate to say.
If it's good enough for a Nobel laureate, it might be good enough for you.
"We were disappointed the school board would turn down an opportunity for a Nobel laureate to speak," Ms. Owen said.
Fittingly for a Nobel laureate who pioneered the application of economics to areas such as discrimination, crime and the family, his answers involved market mechanisms.
