Sentence examples for lunchtime awards from inspiring English sources

The winners were announced at a lunchtime awards ceremony at the West End's Prince of Wales Theatre.

"The parents," Dr. Bronston said privately during a lunchtime presentation of awards and speeches, "have never been acknowledged as Holocaust survivors, American-style".

From lunchtime today the full awards round up will be available at www.theannas.co.uk.

It has also picked up the Locus young adult award, the Hugo best novel prize and the Booktrust teenage award, and this lunchtime was named winner of the UK's most prestigious children's fiction prize, the CILIP Carnegie medal.

Yesterday lunchtime the shortlists for the main award and for best newcomer were announced; by the afternoon, the headlines about the absence of women began to appear.

Thursday Last year the Spectator parliamentarian of the year awards were a – relatively – sober lunchtime affair at the Savoy hotel in London.

Photograph: Murdo Macleod The shortlist for the if.comeddies award will be announced at lunchtime today, and no doubt the press and internet will be awash with speculation.

By lunchtime on Tuesday medals will have been awarded and all we have to do is keep quiet and not tell a soul until then.

More than half a century later, their friendly lunchtime endeavors have certainly earned them an award for such a long run.

Read a book for at least 3 hours during a lunchtime stretch between 11am and 3pm to be awarded the High Noon badge.

The journey of Mr. Seinfeld's grandparents through Ellis Island, one shared by 17 million Americans, will be in the spotlight May 19 when the Statue of Liberty-Ellis Island familytion bestows a "family heritage" award on Mr. Seinfeld at its annual lunchtime event.