Sentence examples for received pride from inspiring English sources

The maiden from the pre-war five-lat coin (pictured) received pride of place on the new 500-lat note; one of the world's highest-value banknotes in circulation, now worth around $930.The currency has been the symbol of national rebirthGetting the new lats printed was tricky.

The working wives of 1953 received pride and power from their paychecks ("I used to beat her with the thought that I'm the breadwinner," Mr. F said. "Now she hollers, 'I am, too'); others spoke of the depression of being mired at home ("You clean, you have to clean again," Mrs. C said, "you cook, and you have to cook again; you wash -- and there's more wash").

He received NJ Pride Award as well as "America's Best Doctors" award.

He also received the Pride of Philadelphia Award from the Philadelphia Sports Hall of Fame.

He's not used to getting the smiles, hugs and encouragement he received at Pride". .

It was also named "Team of the Year" by the Philadelphia Sports Writers Association and received the Pride of Philadelphia Award from the Philadelphia Sports Hall of Fame.

It is in every way a deeply felt, generous obituary, but the self-effacing, even "faultless" Jane character it imagines has more in common with Emma Woodhouse's altogether-too-perfect bugbear Jane Fairfax than it does with the author who complained in a letter to a friend that she would have really preferred a bigger advance than the £110 she received for Pride and Prejudice.

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That will be good news for Cafferkey, who has been living a normal life since she — and visited Downing Street 10 days ago to meet Samantha Cameron and receive a Pride of Britain Award.

Ms Cafferkey had visited 10 Downing Street 10 days ago to meet the Prime Minister's wife, Samantha Cameron, to receive her Pride of Britain award alongside other nurses and healthcare workers who contracted the illness while volunteering in West Africa.

Soon afterward, her pride received another blow: her parents told her that they were going to get married.