This is a switch and a bit of a comedown for Ms. Rowley, whose designs may not garner prizes and accolades from the fashion press but whose showmanship has helped attract a loyal following.
Curie's daughter Irene Jolist-Curie is one of the other three women to garner the prize in chemistry.
Capping the chocolate tide was the news from Kings College London that researchers were looking into whether there was a link between a country's chocolate consumption and its propensity to garner Nobel Prizes.
Apollo astronauts may be garnering another prize from their exploits of more than 3 decades ago.
The victor in Connecticut's Republican primary wins all of the state's delegates, so Mr. McCain will garner a considerable prize if he edges out Mitt Romney and Mike Huckabee, neither of whom has campaigned here.
I got to work and obliged my bosses with a script so real, so topical, so without concession to tired television tropes, that it looked as if my first time out I might garner that elusive prize: a produced pilot.
He says his team does not care that much about garnering the $1 million prize that the Pentagon's Defense Advanced Research Project Agency, or Darpa, has dangled.
By garnering the grand prize, LatinArte won $1 million in business services, including advising from McKinsey, computer hardware from IBM, financial advice from BankBoston and two years of free web-hosting from Grupo Clarín.
The required books are often the "good books" -- that is, the ones that garner the highest literary prizes, like the Newbery Medal.
Novitzky, the lead investigator in the Bay Area Laboratory Co-operative steroids case, is in charge of the fraud case and is trying to determine whether Armstrong, the owners or managers of his former cycling teams and his teammates had conspired to defraud their sponsors by doping to improve their performances and garner more money and prizes.
