Sentence examples for power awards from inspiring English sources

It's not going to win any power awards, but I found it snappy and up to the task for the most part.

There is also a third spot, which shows the floors and walls of Michelin's offices shaking as the Michelin Man boogies upstairs, celebrating the fact that the company has won, in the words of the voice-over announcer, "more J.D. Power awards for customer satisfaction than all other tire companies combined".

He built the city's first digital cellular network and poured money into customer service, helping the company win seven J.D. Power awards.

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In recognition of its achievements, the magazine's editors and staff nominated the game for several awards in its first-ever Nintendo Power Awards for 1989 among them, "Best Graphics & Sound", "Best Play Control", and "Best Overall" —but the game did not win the top award in any of these categories.

Nintendo Power acknowledged the title's voice acting in its 2005 Nintendo Power Awards, while IGN gave the game the "Best Artistic Design" award in its "Best of 2005" segment.

But the spiritual power awarded pretty, nubile heroines is by far the most striking element, a backlash against Buffy, Zena and "Girls Gone Wild".

The next "Feminist Power Award" was given to Aydian Dowling, a muscular transgender man who had started a YouTube channel called Beefheads Fitness and who had been voted Men's Health's "Ultimate Guy".

Legislators may have had a point that the agency had too much power, awarded to it by their predecessors who created the agency in a rare enlightened moment.They had planned to rein in the KPK with a series of changes.

The company offset the carbon emissions of its energy use and won a "green power" award from EPA. Twice, it topped CR Magazine's list of the 100 best corporate citizens.

The soul doyenne Aretha Franklin will receive the event's top honor, the Power Award, and lead an emotive lineup that includes the Grammy-winning belter Mary J. Blige, the funky singer-songwriter Estelle, the chic singer-rapper Eve, the extraordinary blues guitarist Gary Clark Jr., the pop-gospel duo Mary Mary, the neo-soul and R&B singer D'Angelo among others; essence.com/festivals/2012.com/festivals/2012