Sentence examples for prize giving from inspiring English sources

Posthumous Prize, 1931 In 1931, Swedish poet Erik Axel Karlfeldt died between nominations and prize giving.

Since the allegations emerged about him last week a webpage advertising the next prize giving has been taken offline.

A short video showing the work of the Education Centre was shown at the prize giving ceremony.

Protests against BP, probably the world's most reviled oil company since the Deepwater Horizon disaster in 2010, are regularly staged outside its annual prize giving ceremony.

This includes the annual prize giving ceremony at Guildhall, London and the annual carol service at Temple Church, among others.

She might have to decide between the sales pitch and her daughter's prize giving day in school.

Her siblings are both barristers now, and Eclair's Edinburgh triumph was not her family's first taste of high-profile prize- giving.

She did not attend the prize-giving either.

We meet on the morning of the Orange prize-giving.

Last night, the Venice Film Festival ended, like a school term, with the prize-giving.

Great disorder under heaven ReprintsOfficial Chinese commentators have repeatedly called the prize-giving a "farce".