Sentence examples for prizes which recognize from inspiring English sources

The Pulitzer Prize administrator supervises the selection of jurors and the judging of entries for the prizes, which recognize excellence in journalism, letters, drama and music.

► The 2015 Ig Nobel prizes, which recognize "scientific research 'that makes people laugh, and then think,'" were awarded on Thursday, as John Bohannon reported that night.

The 35th edition of the prestigious prizes, which recognize outstanding achievement in traditional and emerging genres, was held at the University of Southern California's iconic Bovard Auditorium.

Tonight, the 36th annual Los Angeles Times Book Prizes, which recognize outstanding literary achievement in 10 categories across traditional and emerging genres, were awarded at the University of Southern California's iconic Bovard Auditorium.

Andrei Linde (left) and Alan Guth (right) at a Swedish crayfish party, blissfully unaware that I'm photographing them and that they'll need to dress differently to collect the prestigious Gruber and Milner prizes, which recognized them as the two main architects of inflation.

In 2001, he received the prestigious Gödel Prize, which recognizes breakthroughs in theoretical computer science.

In 1997 Hecht was awarded the Tanning Prize (which "recognizes outstanding and proven mastery in the art of poetry").

The Shortlist Music Prize, which recognizes innovative and underground groups, announced 73 nominees in August and narrowed them to 10 finalists a month later.

"Baboon Metaphysics," "All Dogs Have ADHD," and "The Industrial Vagina" are among eighteen selections in the running for The Bookseller's Diagram Prize, which recognizes outlandish book titles.

The composer and lyricist Adam Gwon and the book writer and lyricist Michelle Elliott are the recipients of the 2011 Kleban Prize, which recognizes talent and promise in musical theater, the sponsors of the prize said this week.

The Dutch writer Adriaan van Dis has won this year's Gouden Ganzenveer (Golden Goose Feather) literary prize, which recognizes an author's contribution to the written word; the award consists of a single golden feather.