Sentence examples for Be awards from inspiring English sources
noun
A judgment, sentence, or final decision. Specifically: The decision of arbitrators in a case submitted.
Cindy Spiegel, editorial co-director of Riverhead, said: "I think there should be awards for second novels.
But it's the mid-budget films that tend to be awards bait: the classy, intelligent stuff, interesting but not edgy.
Last year, we were promised a banner season for LGBT cinema, with The Danish Girl, Stonewall and Freeheld all hitting the festival circuit, predicted to be awards contenders.
As well as the Premiership Player of the Season, there will also be awards for the Land Rover Discovery of the Season and the QBE Director of Rugby of the Season.
The rest will be awards PR specialists, who work between May and February - the awards schedule also encompasses the Golden Globes and the guild awards - and can pull in up to $50,000 a month plus nominations bonuses.
He joked that there should be awards for best blurb, and suggested one of his own: "Not only was it a great page turner, but it was a great cover closer".
Style points will be awarded.
The grants are to be awarded Thursday.
The Contrarian Prize will be awarded annually.
The Nobel Prize cannot be awarded posthumously.
(The Tonys will be awarded on June 10).
