Sentence examples for attract awards from inspiring English sources

Rendell quickly began to attract awards.

On one level distributors are trying to attract awards and publicity for movies that are to be released soon.

If the film's audience continues to grow, and it begins to attract awards, it could prove a more nagging problem for a young company that has already come under attack from privacy advocates.

And yet, among all his theater work -- London runs in "Dancing at Lughnasa," "Hurlyburly" and "Angels in America" included -- his performance in "The Real Thing" has been the one to attract awards.

If you can attract awards and plaudits with occasional singles, such as The Shooting of Thomas Hurndall, or serials such as The Devil's Whore (truncated though it was), why bother looking for the next No Angels or Teachers?

Mr Dern gives a flawless performance, which secured him an acting prize at this year's Cannes film festival, but it's an understated one, with none of the histrionics which tend to attract award voters.

Battaglia's reputation has steadily risen over the years, attracting awards and exhibition space as far afield as New York and Amsterdam.

And I'm going to use it," said Larraín, the Chilean director whose biopic about Jackie Kennedy, starring Natalie Portman, is attracting awards buzz.

It premiered as the closing-night film of the AFI film festival in November, receiving generally strong notices, but didn't attract immediate awards buzz like Spotlight and Room.

Instead, Paradox is an oddball movie that probably won't attract any awards buzz and certainly won't garner the 11 million views Bright got in its first three days.

It was this mid-decade period that saw Ejiofor start attracting serious awards heat.