Sentence examples for awards launch from inspiring English sources

What will tomorrow evening's Brit awards launch tell us about 2010's music?

Where it could premiere: Telluride followed by Tiff would be a great awards launch for this under-the-radar contender.

"It's really sad in a way, because the film was extremely well-received in Sundance, and they held it for Toronto, hoping for a very strong awards launch into the season and now conversation has turned away from the film," he said.

"This is my West End debut, so maybe there'll be an extra leap in my step tonight," the Strictly Come Dancing champion said at the awards launch party.

Friday 10 July – Awards launch.

He performed a medley of "Lover Not a Fighter" and "Children of the Sun" at the 2014 BRIT Awards launch party, "Children of the Sun" at BBC Radio 1's Teen Awards, "Lover Not a Fighter" alongside Labrinth on The Graham Norton Show and solo on BBC's Live Lounge, as well as performing "Heroes" with Laura Mvula on The Jonathan Ross Show and the 2014 BAFTAs.

Looking around at the room full of domestic violence advocates and survivors at last night's Our Watch awards (launched this year in collaboration with the Walkley Awards, to recognise reporting on violence against women) it really hit me how important this work is.

Look out for the 2011 awards, launching next spring.

The British Kebab awards launched this year, and with them, one hopes, the impetus for a higher quality kebab.

None of those films made it into the LFCC's top 10, however, which was chosen from its winners in all categories, including British and foreign language films, since its awards launched in 1980.

Instead, filmmakers opted for New York, whose opening night has been a prime commercial and awards launching pad in recent years.