Sentence examples for rating awards from inspiring English sources
The network, which is home to American cable TV's highest rating awards show, the BET Awards, is to introduce a UK 24-hour general entertainment service by the end of the year.
Here you can see your open trades with your total rating, awards with your total unlocked, number of cards with your total Force Score, and number of friends within the game.
You can see your open trades with your total rating, awards with your total unlocked, number of cards with your total Score, and number of friends within the game.
The three star Industry Green rating, awarded by independent environmental organisation Julie's Bicycle, is currently held by just three other arts venues and five outdoor festivals.
The three star Industry Green rating, awarded by independent environmental organisation Julie's Bicycle, is currently held by just three other arts venues and five outdoor festivals.
In March 1970, Mr. Strick filed suit in federal district court, seeking to overturn the X rating awarded to the film by the Motion Picture Association of America.
Mr McAlpine said the censors' verdict was "bizarre", particularly given the 15 rating awarded to The Virgin Suicides, an American film about five sisters who kill themselves, which was released in Britain in 2000.
The 2006 Michelin guide gave L'Épi Dupin its Bib Gourmand rating, awarded for providing a good meal in the Paris region for less than 34 euros, not including drinks.
Although Ervor has the highest credit rating awarded by the Bank of France for a company of its size and expects the same sales this year as last, Mr Vronski is still waiting for an answer.
This finding supports the assertion that the relatively low rating awarded new Israeli passenger cars in the EuroNCAP rating is due to the low number of airbags installed in company cars.
The 700 hours of labour also included armouring the SUV to B4 level, a ballistics rating awarded to vehicles that can withstand detonations of explosives from below the fuel tank.
