Sentence examples for which bestowed from inspiring English sources

Most of the men had themselves tattooed, some had had their entire backsides blacked, a practice which bestowed much prestige.

5 45 p.m. | Updated The Primetime Emmy Awards, which bestowed its first honors on black-and-white game shows and anthologies 65 years ago, suddenly seems downright futuristic.

I don't believe they interfered," Trump told the magazine, which bestowed its "person of the year" accolade on the president-elect.

In 1994 Sasha, who was born Alexander Coe, was featured on the cover of Mixmag, an influential British club guide, which bestowed the title Son of God on him, apparently no blasphemy to his followers.

Anyone who played the first Lego Batman will remember that the caped crusader had access to a collection of suits which bestowed different abilities upon him, such as gliding and hurl bombs at targets.

He served on the governing boards of several bar associations, including the Jewish Lawyers Guild, and was a former president of the New York State Trial Lawyers Association, which bestowed on him its premier Lifetime Achievement Award.

NBC pushed the Hollywood Foreign Press Association, which bestows the awards, to hire a host.

The announcement was made on Monday afternoon by Columbia University, which bestows the awards.

Barbery's sly wit, which bestows lightness on the most ponderous cogitations, keeps her tale aloft.

They are photographed in high definition, which bestows a relatable warmth against soothingly fathomless black backgrounds.

Tom Sherak, president of the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences, which bestows the awards and produces the telecast, was not ready to concede defeat, however.