Sentence examples for win honors from inspiring English sources

A dramatic image of a man described as a former Marine sniper clutching a shotgun in the Crescent — a rough part of Rochester — helped the Magnum photographer Paolo Pellegrin win honors as Freelance Photographer of the Year from POYi.

For 40 years, the Old Havana studio, with its gallery, has been home to the island's leading graphic artists, who have gone on to win honors at biennials in Europe, Japan and Latin America.

The play went on to win honors from the Los Angeles Drama Critics Circle and other bodies, and Mr. Bernthal said he remained with it "up until two days before we started filming Season 2 of 'The Walking Dead,' because I needed to get in my truck with my dog and drive to Georgia".

Articles that she wrote for the paper about the circulation of counterfeit money at Cypress Bay and the proposed federal Dream Act (for Development, Relief and Education for Alien Minors), which would help expedite the citizenship process for children of illegal immigrants, helped her and The Circuit win honors in county and state student-journalism competitions this year.

How could there still be such a person: a multi-talented performer, clever enough to win honors at Brown, where she studied Linguistic Anthropology, so utterly unspoiled, friendly and fun?

Unlike the virtue required by republican governments, the desire to win honor and distinction comes naturally to us.

A prelate who was won honors because he raised his voice against apartheid?

In Montreal, where Mr. Lefevre studied art, his work was hailed as witty and caustic, and it won honors.

Alana Nichols, Taylor Chace and the sled hockey team won honors as the U.S.O.C.'s paralympic athletes and team of the year.

"Meet Me in Montana," a duet with Marie Osmond, also won honors at the Country Music Association Awards that year.

She won honors in Spanish and English and appeared in the school's Shakespeare productions.