Sentence examples for given to promising from inspiring English sources

He won the Clarence Derwent Award, given to promising newcomers, for the Broadway work in Graham Greene's comedy "The Complaisant Lover".

Fast-track status is given to promising drugs that are intended to treat unmet medical needs.

The Encore, which sets out to celebrate "the achievement of outstanding second novels, often neglected in comparison to the attention given to promising first books", praised Wyld's "tightly controlled structure and cleverly deployed language", which it said gradually reveals "a complex and affecting story", in which "not a word is out of place".

Mr. De La Pava received the organization's most lucrative award, the $25,000 PEN/Robert W. Bingham Prize, given to a promising debut work of fiction.

Overall command of the "Army of the Rhine" was given to the promising General Claude Lecourbe.

THE American Economic Association has announced that Jonathan Levin, an economist at Stanford University, has one the prestigious John Bates Clark medal, which is given to the most promising economist under 40.

Numerical examples are given to verify the promising efficiency of our model.

The Folk Awards ceremony will also be combined with the BBC Radio 2 Young Folk Award, which is given to the most promising young folk artist in the UK.

One day, it was announced that there would be a prize given to the most promising musician of the year.

They gave scholarships to promising young students.

He came over to San Francisco through the Thiel Fellowship, which gives $100,000 to promising people under the age of 20 to forgo college to work on personal projects.