Sentence examples for full-time awards from inspiring English sources

By that point, the streamer had hired Taback and her team as full-time awards schemers.

The money should enable all the players to concentrate on the sport full-time – personal awards average £26,000 a year.

Founder and Chief Executive Hamdi Ulukaya announced that he would be giving all of his 2,000 full-time workers awards that could be worth up to 10% of the privately held company's future value if it goes public or is sold.

One or two staffers will be full-time, manning an "awards and events" team year-round.

The England & Wales Cricket Board announced earlier this year that its top female players would be awarded full-time professional contracts this summer, as well as investing heavily in the development and promotion of the game.

In many ways this is the big one for the coach, Peter Moores, who has had to rely on his good relationships around the county game this summer following the loss for various reasons of six of the 11 players who were awarded full-time contracts last September.

By contrast, England will reflect on a poor batting performance on the first morning of their first match since the squad were awarded full-time professional contracts by the England and Wales Cricket Board.

In June 2005, the Johns Hopkins Magazine reported that Johns Hopkins University had awarded full-time, four-year scholarships to ten seniors.

If time expires while the ball is in play, the game continues until the ball is "dead", and only then will the referee blow the whistle to signal half-time or full-time; but if the referee awards a penalty or free-kick, the game continues.

Less famous names will teach full-time, and students will be awarded degrees through the University of London.

Do we licence-payers award a full-time salary to a man who apparently works part-time?