Sentence examples for prize selections from inspiring English sources

He said he and his family would not be involved in the prize selections.

Serendipity resulting from unexpected entanglements was broadcast in prize selections in the jury headed by American director Darren Aronofsky, perfectly cast as the shaman pointing filmmaking in this new mathematical direction: the third path between opposites.

This literal and figurative distance of the jury to the prize selections represents a refreshing new chapter for the Giller that is sure to usher in even more international acclaim for our nation's celebrated authors.

Mr. Ma also impressed the prize selection committee by managing to stay in the government's good graces, Ms. Rominger said.

Perhaps the Nobel peace prize selection committee took so long because they thought someone ought to make the award given the economics committee hadn't done so.

Ed Witten, who chaired the prize selection committee, said: "Things that seemed like science fiction when I was a graduate student are now real as a result of the LIGO observation of gravitational waves.

Below is a timeline for the prize selection process.

"This data has proved crucial in preserving and utilizing ocean resources," said Hiroshi Komiyama, a chemical engineer and former president of University of Tokyo who chaired the prize selection committee.

Hideo Miyahara, a computer scientist at Osaka University in Japan and chair of the communication prize selection committee, said that Suematsu, an engineer, worked out everything from the basic theory to the specifications of the ideal light source to the materials needed for a semiconductor laser exquisitely tuned for an optical fiber communications system.

ESPN, which televises the CrossFit Games, was also not happy with the prize selection by competition organizers, stating, "ESPN televises CrossFit but has no involvement with running the competition or the prizing.

"We honor Spike Lee for his brilliance and unwavering courage in using film to challenge conventional thinking, and for the passion for justice he feels in his soul," Darren Walker, president of the Ford Foundation and chairman of the Gish Prize selection committee, said in a statement.