Sentence examples for which is rewarded from inspiring English sources

3500 masochists apply, 350 gain a lottery start, 280 finish, the ultimate goal is to finish under 24 hours which is rewarded by a silver buckle, the second prize is finishing under 30 hours and a bronze buckle.

I am not so naïve as to sentimentalize domesticity as a series of charmingly chaotic events, the untangling of which is rewarded at the end of each day with a glass of wine.

Hegemonic masculinity is as much for women as for men a cultural ideal of manhood, which is rewarded by women's interests, attentions and efforts to replicate this ideal in their male relatives and associates.

The first store to sign up: Wal-Mart, which is rewarding its Discover users with cash back and 3 cents off per gallon at some gas stations.

It's having control of your own material, which is rewarding.

Large parties of Serbs are seated at tables where they feast surrounded by competing orchestras, the best of which are rewarded with money pasted onto foreheads and trumpets.

"It penalises the entrepreneurs for the failings of the banks, which are rewarded for their irresponsible behaviour by being bailed out by taxpayers".

The other big television victor was the HBO miniseries John Adams, which was rewarded with Golden Globes for its leads, Paul Giamatti, Laura Linney and British actor Tom Wilkinson.

That prompted the SWA to increase its campaign for a reduction in UK whisky duty, which was rewarded by the chancellor, George Osborne, with a 2% cut.

It can be, and there are some outstanding state polls conducted by local newspapers or local universities, which are rewarded accordingly in our pollster ratings.

Adult squirrel monkeys were trained to exceed a specific grip force threshold, which was rewarded with a food pellet.