Sentence examples for title awarded from inspiring English sources

"Lord" was a title awarded by his fans.

Five of the players are contending for the Player of the Year title, awarded for overall performance at national championships.

Mr. Havlicek was the event's defending celebrity champion, a title awarded for the number of bluefish and striped bass caught.

That's the new favourite moniker for fashion designer – a title awarded to Donatella Versace, Alber Elbaz at Lanvin and Karl Lagerfeld at Chanel and Fendi.

In 1895 she became prima ballerina assoluta, a title awarded by the Imperial Ballet to only one other dancer, the Italian Pierina Legnani.

After becoming an "international grandmaster," the highest title awarded in chess, when he was 25, he decided to quit chess entirely and to return to M.I.T.

Since then, there have been twenty-seven men's Grand Slam titles awarded, and only three have gone to anyone not named Nadal, Federer, or Djokovic.

Who can doubt the appeal of the titles awarded by the financial community; being called a "gunslinger," "white knight," or "raider" can quicken anyone's blood.

There are ~190,000 undergraduate students (47% women) 1 and all titles awarded (Drs, Ir., Mr) are equivalent to a master's degree (e.g. MA, MSc).

However, a glance at the statistics for the numbers of doctoral titles awarded (see Table 2) shows that the number of Ph.D.s awarded in 1999-2000 was far smaller than the number of students registered 3 years earlier, in 1996.

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