Sentence examples for awards it will from inspiring English sources

Philomena is up for two awards; it will be competing against Alan Partridge: Alpha Papa for best marketing campaign.

What makes it an exceptional one, though, isn't the awards it will pick up, but how effectively and, for the most part, unsentimentally Mr. McQueen reveals slavery's machinery of terror.

If this solemn and disconcertingly reactionary film gets Academy awards it will be very depressing, though perhaps a prize is due for Philip Seymour Hoffman: droll, raddled, winningly concerned for his young protege.

Because even if "Margaret" doesn't win any awards, it will be remembered, years and decades hence, as one of the year's, even the decade's, cinematic wonders, and will leave historians to ponder and rue its lack of recognition in its own day.

Once you win some awards, it will gain you more friends.

When Seth Meyers hits the stage at the Nokia Theatre on Monday as host of the 66th Primetime Emmy Awards, it will be almost six months to the day after taking over NBC's "Late Night".

His son-in-law Jim Williams said that though Mr. Mattson was certainly gratified to be granted Spanish citizenship, he never doubted that what he did was right, despite having been "hounded" by the F.B.I. "In some ways," Mr. Williams said of the citizenship award, "it will be a recognition of everything he's fought for all his life".

So it is safe to say that when the Council of Fashion Designers of America gives Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg its annual award, it will not be for his fashion sense.

And so it is safe to say that on Monday night, when the Council of Fashion Designers of America gives Mr. Bloomberg its annual award, it will not be for his groundbreaking clothing selections.

(As the article correctly noted elsewhere, if she wins the award it will be her fifth Tony).

But lamenting the closing of education programs at elite universities and denigrating the Ed.D. degree and the universities that award it will not solve the problem.