A dubious accolade goes to the nearby city of Durham.
Actress Susan Flannery (Stephanie Forrester) won the accolade for lead actress four times, three for her role as Stephanie Forrester and once for her role as Laura Horton on Days of Our Lives.
Boasting a product index of over 70 million from 25,000 online merchants, this site earned the accolade of "Best Online Price Comparison Site" by Kiplinger's magazine.
Despite having won this industry accolade, I have absolutely no intention of resting on my laurels.
Everywhere else dubbing or the accolade seems to have become obsolete, and no other species of knighthood, if knighthood it can be called, is known except that which is dependent on admission to some particular order.
Fantasia is the first artist to have a single debut in the number 1 position of the US Hot 100 charts - This accolade was for her first single, I Believe.
For the 2009-2010 season, that accolade belonged to TLC, who aired 13 new reality TV shows during the season.
For them the ultimate accolade was the award of a triumph for victory over an enemy.
Hendricks' most well-known accolade is being voted "America's Best-Looking Woman" in 2010 by Esquire magazine.
I will then identify the ways we can tell whether or not a school deserves the accolade of being a good school.
In both of them the essential portion seems Modes of to have been the accolade or stroke of the sword.
It was merely a sporting accolade, albeit one which was very well known.
It was the biggest accolade in the industry.
James beat six other regional finalists to scoop the accolade of London 's Most Enterprising Student, together with £ 400 in prize money.
Mrs. Emma Rees won the accolade last July, followed by Mrs. Janet Flynn in December.
Proving all good things come with a price, Sandra Bullock's Oscar Curse saw her winning the biggest accolade in her career one night, and days later finding out she was facing the ultimate betrayal from her husband, Jesse James.
Ricky Gervais has broken his award-winning streak, failing to scoop a top accolade for his radio show.
Surely he now has earned the accolade "master."
That dubious accolade goes to the nearby city of Durham.
The " accolade " may etymologically refer to the embrace, accompanied by a blow with the hand, characteristic of the longer form of knighting.
The cardiology team at Ealing Hospital has been awarded the prestigious accolade of Cardiology Team of the Year 2013 by Hospital Doctor Magazine.
The New York awards are the media industry's highest accolade.
The only genuine spacecraft to make the list, the Apollo 13 earns this accolade for being a genuine vessel launched by NASA in 1970 as the third manned mission to the moon.
There is nothing to show whence came " dubbing " or the " accolade."
This accolade helped Billboard highlight Kelly Clarkson as the most successful Idol star in a 2010 article.
This is a tremendous accolade having been runners-up last year.
Verdict A true heavyweight contender for the ultimate DVD player accolade.