Sentence examples for awards abroad from inspiring English sources

His absences were often to collect awards abroad.

The films get awards abroad, which is good P.R. for the regime.

It won 16 awards abroad but tagged its director as a dangerous formalist as well as a nationalist, particularly as he resisted dubbing the movie into Russian.

Both "Madame Jacques" and "Voyages" (which has won numerous awards abroad) draw upon a child's memories of a world at once exotic and familiar, where adults have three or four names, speak several languages and are continually racking their brains for possible connections and relations ("Gruenstein? I know a Gruenstein"), while in their voices you hear the echo of strange music from distant lands.

Awards abroad included the Bonner prize for nuclear physics of the American Physical Society, also in 1974.

His approach has met with success in Sweden, where he has won the ALMI Innovator of the Year prize, among other awards, and abroad, where he has lined up venture capital and partnered with heavyweights such as IBM.

But the play had won several awards, was performed abroad, and was reviewed widely.

Her sound principle here is that if the film -- which is reaping awards and praise abroad -- can't be shown everywhere in Singapore, it shouldn't be shown anywhere in Singapore: Let the regime face its own isolation and embarrassment, and perhaps it will reconsider.

Money was invested, offices opened at home and abroad, award-winning journalists hired and sections added until the former light-weight rag had grown so hefty that doorsteps trembled at its descent.

After it, many abroad might award the prize to Yukio Hatoyama, who will become prime minister on September 16th.

Mr. Mulisch received many literary awards at home and abroad.