Sentences with phrase «seen as a consolation prize»

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teams will see what they can get and then either bring DA in as a mentor, if he fits their expectations or as a consolation prize if they exit the draft empty handed.

3) Stop seeing friendship as a consolation prize.

Expect her to win for it unless Sniper nabs this as its solitary consolation prize — a result I'd bet against and would not like to see.

Why: If you think of the writing categories as the ones where Academy voters give consolation prizes to films they like but don't want for Best Picture, then expect to see Jordan Peele on stage early in the evening, picking up the hardware for his feature debut as writer / director.

As a consolation prize, AAdvantage is introducing MileSAAver awards as low as 7500 miles each way, though I'm not exactly hurrying to fly American Airlines again (see American Airlines: «Preferred» Seat Doesn't Work But No Refund of FeeAs a consolation prize, AAdvantage is introducing MileSAAver awards as low as 7500 miles each way, though I'm not exactly hurrying to fly American Airlines again (see American Airlines: «Preferred» Seat Doesn't Work But No Refund of Feeas low as 7500 miles each way, though I'm not exactly hurrying to fly American Airlines again (see American Airlines: «Preferred» Seat Doesn't Work But No Refund of Feeas 7500 miles each way, though I'm not exactly hurrying to fly American Airlines again (see American Airlines: «Preferred» Seat Doesn't Work But No Refund of Fee).

Back then, the Bush administration's action was seen by environmentalists and industry analysts as something of a consolation prize to the industry, which fought hard earlier in 2007 against higher fuel - economy standards like the ones backed by then - Senator Obama.