Sentence examples for making an award from inspiring English sources

Or criticize her making an award in defense of freedom of speech to the Danish journalist who escaped a terrorist attack on his life for his cartoons of Muhammad?

Of course, Adam changes his mind about the sitcom he had no reason to scoff at in the first place; it takes a hokey self-revelation, accompanied by a standard delusion (he imagines himself making an award acceptance speech) to do it.

He has since clocked up several thousand more miles cycling through Mongolia, Scandinavia, the US, Australia and New Zealand, meeting his wife, writing a book and making an award-winning film along the way.

It's as inevitable as Kanye West making an awards show ass out himself.

At that time we consult with the board to make an award determination.

A Texas jury had made an award of thirty-two minlion dollars in a case in 2001, and that had set a lot of hearts to dreaming.

While the jury will make an award on behalf of the entire class, he may choose to enter only a portion of the award.

In some cases the ombudsman will make an award for "non-financial loss", that is for "pain and suffering, damage to reputation, distress or inconvenience".

The Financial Times said Sir Philip and the bank's board were determined to resist political pressure to curb bonuses and make an award in the range of £1.3 million to £1.5 million, on top of his £1.2 million salary.

The legislation, says Justice, the UK based human rights campaigns organisation, "offends the right to the presumption of innocence and makes an award of compensation almost impossible to achieve".

"For those people who need just a few thousand miles, it's a pretty fast and easy way to make an award happen," said Randy Petersen, editor and publisher of InsideFlyer, a magazine that covers frequent-traveler programs.