Sentence examples for she was conferred from inspiring English sources

In 1976, she was conferred with an honorary Doctorate of Science by Hobart and William Smith Colleges.

Thus she was conferred with the Bangladesh Freedom Honour (posthumously), the highest state honour for foreigners which was handed over to Mrs Sonia Gandhi when she visited Bangladesh to attend a special conference on autism.

On one occasion, she was conferred the title of Mah Laqa — meaning "Visage of the Moon".

On 27 February 2008 Goh received a special award at the SDSC's Sports Superstar Awards 2007 for outstanding achievements in swimming, and in August that year she was conferred the Pingat Bakti Masyarakat (Public Service Medal) in the National Day Awards.

A few weeks later she asked for another advance, and remarked that she was conferring with her lawyer about the matter of subsidiary rights.

As the facilitation meeting was wrapping up, Marisa Holmes, wearing a dark-green trenchcoat, arrived; soon she was conferring with two other organizers over cold noodles about how they would present the proposal for the Spokes Council that evening.

[cartoon id= a16130"] As the facilitation meeting was wrapping up, Marisa Holmes, wearing a dark-green trenchcoat, arrived; soon she was conferring with two other organizers over cold noodles about how they would present the proposal for the Spokes Council that evening.

Allawi's medical degree, she wrote, "was conferred upon him by the Baath party".

She refused all honors (the Order of Merit was conferred when she was blind and no longer in a state to comprehend what was being done).

(The grandiloquent title of "generalissimo" was conferred on him by the Chinese government in 1932).

It was conferred two years earlier, for the invention of the phonograph.