Sentence examples for rewarded two from inspiring English sources

The Globes also rewarded two overtly political films, Syriana and Paradise Now, a Palestinian film about two suicide bombers.

Her services to the establishment were rewarded two years running in the honours list, first as a dame, and then as a baroness, in 1985.

His support for Valery Giscard d'Estaing for the presidency in 1974 was briefly rewarded two years later when he was named a junior Government minister for tourism, until Prime Minister Raymond Barre ejected him from the post in 1978.

Immediately afterward, he rewarded two senators who had been crucial to the bill's passage — Democrat Richard L. Saslaw (Fairfax County) and Republican Emmett W. Hanger (Augusta) — with ceremonial pens used to sign the bill.

But the visitors stuck manfully to their task and were rewarded two minutes before the interval when the deadline-day signing Andy Thomson lobbed Nico Vaesen to score his fourth goal in four games.

But he said the existing system, with pre-eminence to Iowa and New Hampshire, rewarded two even-less-diverse states, since Iowa is 2percentt black and New Hampshire is 0.7percentt black.

Teddy Roosevelt used to say— HENNIE: It rewarded you thirty years a haberdashery clerk!

John Daly rewarded one of the biggest galleries on the course with a four-under 68.

It seemed as though Boro were destined to have an off-day in front of goal, but their persistence was rewarded six minutes into the second half.

UNICEF rewarded three youths with computers for their efforts.

For example, patients who receive money every week are rewarded four times as often compared to patients that receive depot every month.