Sentence examples for right awardee from inspiring English sources

As an extremely successful performer in his own right, awardee of some of the industry's top honors (link NSFW), and co-owner of Ducati Studios (link NSFW), a porn production house and talent agency, Ducati is the paragon of the modern porn scion a workaholic with a lifestyle that's a far cry from what many imagine when they think of a "porn star".

As an extremely successful performer in his own right, awardee of some of the industry's top honors (link NSFW), and co-owner of Ducati Studios (link NSFW), a porn production house, and his own talent agency, Ducati is the paragon of the modern porn scion a workaholic with a lifestyle that's a far cry from what many imagine when they think of a "porn star".

The awarding Institute reserves the right to monitor awardee activity in this area to ascertain if patents or patent applications are adversely affecting the goals of this PA.

"Many awardees have been able to leverage the award to go on the job market right away".

Having had the honor of attending back-to-back lectures by Nobel awardees Dr James Rothman and Dr Randy Schekman at the recent American Society for Cell Biology meeting in New Orleans, it was Dr Rothman's comments that struck the right chord – he specifically pointed out that the US National Institutes of Health (NIH) needs to allocate more money for basic research.

Zambia's Thandiwe Mweetwa is a lion expert and a National Geographic awardee.

He was the recipient of the Joseph Chase Award in Mathematics and was a National Merit Scholarship awardee.

We mourn the death of our Women of Discovery awardee Marie Tharp and celebrate her outstanding contributions to oceanographic cartography.

But whether the awardee was Susan Marshall, Savion Glover or Karen Finley, all honored early in their careers, the awards have been prescient.

PIYRA awardee O'Brien, who currently has three Ph.D. students and one postdoc, encourages new PIs to "take their time to pick the right people," because "it will pay off".

Funded by innovation charity Nesta and the Technology Strategy Board, the €10 million prize will give the awardee 5 years to "create a cost-effective, accurate, rapid and easy-to-use test for bacterial infections that will allow health professionals worldwide to administer the right antibiotics at the right time".