Sentence examples for yearly awards from inspiring English sources

NIMA also presented yearly awards for excellence within the industry.

Webb has been so dominant this year that the Tour's biggest yearly awards have already been decided.

In any case, the decision to junk a festive part of Hollywood's yearly awards ritual came as a shock to many of the usual players in the fun.

The rest of their yearly awards will come in subordinated debt, as opposed to deferred stock, to be parceled out over a three-year period and subject to a clawback provision if the profits on which the bonuses are based prove to be illusory.

Yearly awards for Social Security Disability Insurance (DI) worker benefits have more than doubled since the 1980s.

The idea is the same, but the industry is younger, and although their conventions and yearly awards are less well-known, they are gaining popularity and are part of the growing movement towards integrating games with more mainstream media.

An endowment for the yearly award was established by a Met board member, Agnes Varis, and her husband, Karl Leichtman.

After Fred's death in 1988, she established a yearly award in his name, the Fred Jay Prize, for German language song lyricists.

In 1999, the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation established the Gates Millennium Scholarship Program, a yearly award given to 1,000 high-achieving students of color from low-income backgrounds.

My grandfather stopped teaching some 50 years ago, but his legacy at Columbia is preserved with a yearly award to outstanding teachers, a humanities chair in his name and even a crew shell, which was christened with a verse he wrote.

Why shouldn't the academy steal some thunder from the tacky Golden Globes -- which offer separate prizes for drama and a comedy or musical -- and give a yearly award to the best performance by an actor or actress in a comic role?