At the tender age of 27, Hugo Bugg has received an accolade few garden designers dare hope for in an entire career.
"It was just about 30 years late, that's all!" Four years later, Leifer would receive an accolade from the Observer for another of his images, an aerial shot of Ali celebrating victory over Cleveland Williams in 1966.
While the debate on same-sex marriage is heating up in France, supporters of the mariage pour tous (marriage for all) movement have just received an accolade from Valérie Trierweiler, France's first lady.
Nothing against Marin or Dvorák (or even Bantock), but for me, if a CD is going to receive an accolade of transcendent perfection, there's just no way there should be more than two or three a year, and certainly not dozens a month.
Councillor Pat Karney, Manchester City Council's city centre spokesperson, said: "It's a fantastic achievement for a building's design to receive an accolade as esteemed as this.
If they are about to receive an award or accolade, let them know what you are planning ahead of time," she wrote.
This beautifully written book recently received an impressive accolade: the National Book Critics Circle's third annual John Leonard Prize, which was established to recognize exceptional debut books in any genre.
Playwright and novelist Michael Frayn also received a special accolade, saying it was a "great honour" to be recognised.
He received a wonderful accolade in 1994 with the publication of a Festschrift edited by the two Chrises, Currie and Lewis, with chapters systematically considering the historians of all the counties of England, a volume that should be on the shelves of all local historians.
