Sentence examples for awards for example from inspiring English sources
After Saville, which won the Booker Prize in 1976, the latest in what must have seemed an unstoppable flow of awards (for example, there were three New York Drama Critics Awards in four years), his reputation became obscured.
The new awards, for example.
Real estate agents like to cite the awards, for example.
Among the nominees for the music Grammy awards, for example, are UK acts such as Ed Sheeran and Sam Smith, Bastille and Coldplay.
In the weeks before the 1978 awards, for example, word got out that Edmund Wilson's "Letters on Literature and Politics, 1912-1972," posthumouslysthumously by Farrar, Straus & Giroux, had been ruled ineligible.
For now, it's more immediately focused on "music events" – that is, any live broadcasts, including radio or even TV events like the Grammy awards, for example.
Money awarded, for example, to Lockheed, to build a military plane, might get divided among hundreds of parts suppliers.
The supporting-actress award, for example, was a tie between Lindy Booth, for "The Skulls II," and Cynthia Stevenson, for her work in "Air Bud: Seventh Inning Fetch".
To win the club's Africa Big Five award, for example, you have to go to Africa to shoot the elephant, the rhinoceros and the leopard, but you can pick off the Cape buffalo and the lion in the United States.
It's no secret that Michel Hazanavicius won the 2012 Directors Guild award, for example, and that means he's the leading candidate to win the Best Director Oscar, as there is overlap between the guild voters and the Academy voters.
She has an earthiness and impishness — a daredeviltry — that may prevent her from ever attaining the kind of rarefied, disembodied sainthood that has been awarded, for example, to the American sopranos Renée Fleming and Dawn Upshaw but that also makes her more fun to watch.
