Sentence examples for nobel of from inspiring English sources

Like Barish, Thorne, and Weiss's colleagues at LIGO, she never got a Nobel of her own.

Along the way he has been awarded the highest honours in the profession, including the Riba Gold medal and the Pritzker prize – the "Nobel of architecture".

The Caine Prize for African Writing is the 'African Booker'; the Pulitzers are the 'Oscars of journalism'; the $250,000 Lillian Gish is 'the Nobel of architecture'.

The board has accepted an offer of 679.95p a share from Akzo Nobel of the Netherlands which values the company at more than £8bn.

For his pioneering research on databases and transaction processing at I.B.M. and elsewhere, he won the 1999 A. M. Turing Award, sometimes called the Nobel of computer science.

That's a question the King of Norway asked Srinivasa S. R. Varadhan in 2007 when he was awarded the Abel Prize, widely regarded as the Nobel of mathematics.

They were not the choices of Nobel himself, of course, but of the members of the Swedish Academy trying to guess what the repentant dynamite king would like.

The Nobel Laureate of this form of punctuation in poetry was Emily Dickinson.

I am concerned about the Nobel effect of being written out of history.

Yin Li, a senior at Stuyvesant High School in New York City, says he was inspired by research in the lab of Nobel laureate Eric Kandel of Columbia University.

Maurice Allais (Nobel Price of Economics) has written a wide work about the foundations of the theory of probabilities [13].