Sentence examples for another acceptance from inspiring English sources

In another acceptance speech Stephen Jardine, who picked up the best regional presenter award for his Scottish TV work, let slip that he learnt all he knows on that renowned presenting school of hard knocks, the GMTV couch.

Take two: Winslet fluffs another acceptance speech *After yet again being overcome by emotion on the winner's podium, Kate Winslet finally owned up to what the rest of the world has been saying for weeks: for all her undoubted talents as an actress, she's "clearly terrible" at victory speeches, writes Guy Adams.

For example, if I received one acceptance letter that just came in a regular envelope with a bunch of printed papers, and another acceptance letter that came with booklets and a folder and letters printed on high-quality paper, I would feel a lot more wanted and welcome at the latter college.

Now, with Jamie Peacock arguably playing better than at any stage of his formidable 15-season career and Carl Ablett typifying the no-nonsense qualities necessary at this time of year, it would take a brave man to bet against Kevin Sinfield making yet another acceptance speech at the Theatre of Dreams.

In classic writings on stigma, Goffman (1963) observed that stigmatized individuals, including overweight and obese persons, may choose purposely to interact with others who also carry the stigma, and may offer one another acceptance, emotional and moral support, and empathy [ 36].

However, she is making the most of everything in her life and says that every day she enjoys and is grateful for is "another level of acceptance".

On Sunday night, Anne Hathaway collected yet another acting trophy -- and gave yet another polarizing acceptance speech -- for her performance in Tom Hooper's Les Misérables.

Another hmmm: acceptance rates.

Daily Mail showbiz editor Richard Simpson let rip with another succinct acceptance speech this year.

Who knows, he may match your counteroffer -- to which I hope you've not blurted out another reckless acceptance.

The focus on diversity became ironic as the night wore on, with one white person after another delivering acceptance speeches.