Sentence examples for then awarding from inspiring English sources

Three contestants begin the cook-off, with three judges eliminating one, then awarding a $10,000 prize to the better of the remaining two.

If the bail-out is death, then awarding Paul Krugman the Nobel prize for economics is the nail in the coffin.

He has apparently never forgiven Swissair for backing out of a contract when it nearly went bankrupt 12 years ago and then awarding its former boss a big pay-off.

An EU-wide system might conceivably be run differently, first identifying the project and then awarding the work competitively.There is no guarantee that any of this would happen, of course.

First, he seemed to call a full-count third strike on Rocco Baldelli, throwing up his right hand the way many home-plate umpires do, but then awarding Baldelli first base.

At issue is whether NeuLevel's advance-registration procedures, intended to create a level playing field for those interested in acquiring.biz names, actually constitute an illegal lottery by requiring the prospective domain holders to pay for each application, then awarding the addresses through random selection.

Damages are then awarded to the entire group.

Britain, a distant third, was then awarded first place.

Points are then awarded based on their success or failure.

Which one was then awarded the contract unopposed?

Outputs are then awarded one to four stars.