Sentence examples for lifetime recognition from inspiring English sources

It's no wonder the Vision organizers chose to give Mr. Allen a lifetime recognition award.

In 2006 the trust instituted a lifetime recognition award, and, beginning in 2010, finalists were also given monetary awards.

On Wednesday night the festival honored Mr. Dixon with a lifetime recognition award, acknowledging the extent to which his early efforts still serve as a precedent.

On Wednesday at the Clemente Soto Vélez Cultural Center, the festival devoted a full evening of programming to Mr. Jordan, bestowing what it calls a lifetime recognition honor.

As one of the trustees of the Griffin Prize, I was there in Toronto when we gave him our Lifetime Recognition Award in 2007, but there was a sense then as there has been for many years that the real prize had not been received.

As one of the trustees of the Griffin Prize, I was there in Toronto when we gave him our Lifetime Recognition Award in 2007, but there was a sense then — as there has been for many years — that the real prize had not been received.

While that sort of lifetime achievement recognition often signals someone nearing the end of their career or past their creative prime, Lee has proven he is still very much in the game.

Determination of the lifetime enables recognition of a specific protein by time domain analysis.

The poor Bafta showing of Mike Leigh's biopic of JMW Turner has excited much comment – and, ironically, has only been thrown into sharper relief by the announcement that Leigh is to receive this year's Bafta fellowship, a prestigious lifetime-achievement recognition.

After the verdict, the Green party gave Rothery lifetime membership "in recognition of her bravery".

She was a trustee of Barnard College 19631967 and president of its alumnae association, and was the recipient in 2005 of Barnards Lifetime Alumnae Service Recognition Award.