Sentence examples for well award from inspiring English sources

And he feared for his own liberty and safety in "Fragment – Epistle from Esopus to Maria", probably written in 1794 but not published until 1834: "The shrinking Bard adown the alley skulks, / And dreads a meeting worse than Woolwich hulks, / Tho' there his heresies in Church and State / Might well award him Muir and Palmer's fate".

Sometimes he was criticised for letting the melody suffocate the musical quality, but nobody disputed the highly effective theatricality of both works, which time may well award a place beside Porgy and Bess, Peter Grimes and West Side Story among the great "musical dramas" of the century.

MR: Well, Award shows seem more conducive to compilations.

You might as well award him a Ph.D in grunt work, dead ends, and paper filing.

If one party has a much greater income stream going forwards in the other, a court might well award a larger percentage of community property to the person who does not have the big income stream.

Jenny Marder of the Long Beach Press-Telegram noted "Wilson, creator of the Golden Raspberry Awards, or Razzies, has become the authority for all movies so dreadful, they're laughable, so excruciating, they're, well, award-winning".

This could be elaborated that those who have better monthly income can have potential to buy tooth cleaning materials and well awarded for changes and have better health care seeking behavior.

Such was the case Tuesday night at the London Coliseum, where Sylvie Guillem, 49, and Russell Maliphant, 53, reunited for Sadler's Wells' award-winning PUSH.

"It's not a meaningless experience, winning the prize – it does have an effect on your career, and it's a very well-run, well-regarded award.

Spears performed "Womanizer" on several television shows including The X Factor and Good Morning America, as well as award shows such as the 2008 Bambi Awards.

It is a well deserved award which recognises all of Alex's hard work.