Sentence examples for its laureate from inspiring English sources

The 2012 Nobel Prize in Literature may augur interesting times for its laureate.

After leaving the Oregon Symphony in 2003, he became its laureate music director and moved to New York to join Juilliard.

One wonders how much longer it will take the Pritzker Prize jury to wake up and award him its laureate.

Parks's characterization of the inconsistent, fundamentally incoherent nature of the Nobel Prize and its laureates makes me feel excited about it all over again.

Slimani had just won the Goncourt, France's most prestigious literary prize, which counts among its laureates Proust and Malraux.

The committee in charge of awarding the Nobel Prize in Literature likes to crown its laureates with pronouncements that can seem as incomprehensible as its choice of winner often does.

Two of its laureates are featured in the latest "New Music in the Kaplan Penthouse" series, with a pair of works by Brett Dean surrounding a New York première by Aaron Jay Kernis ("Perpetual Chaconne"); the performers include the pianist Gloria Chien and the Orion String Quartet.

An official explained that M.I.T. wants to be known for its Nobel Prize laureates, not its mental health care.

And finally, as part of its poet laureate program, the City of West Hollywood is currently accepting nominations from qualified applicants for its next City Poet.

So what and who should its poet laureate be?

In 1996, he had convinced the mayor of Hatboro to name him its poet laureate.