Sentence examples for awards lead from inspiring English sources

The general voting strategy, several Tony political experts say, may be this: "Gypsy" gets the performance awards (lead actress, featured actress and possibly featured actor) while "South Pacific" gets best director for Bartlett Sher's work, many of the design awards and the top prize.

BBC nature show Frozen Planet took home four awards, led by the trophy for outstanding non-fiction series.

Stauskas' four Player of the Week awards led the Big Ten for the season.

Trump's tweet plugging the awards led to a page on the GOP website, which couldn't handle the surge in traffic and immediately crashed. .

The study team identified the infection-related awards led by a UK institution and categorised them by disease area, by specific pathogen and by type of science according to their position along the R&D value chain.

Will Mr. Messier's award lead to a board position?

He and his partner, the actor and playwright Alexi Kaye Campbell, whose first play The Pride was staged at the Royal Court Upstairs in 2008 (and last year won an Olivier award), lead what Cooke describes as "not very theatre-y" lives.

The first one out of the pack is awarded "lead jam" - this doesn't get you any more points, it just means you can end the jam whenever you feel like it.

A 688-page debut novel and a nonfiction book that has already racked up a shelf of prizes, including the National Book Award, led the PEN 2013 Awards, which were announced Wednesday.

The award led to a flurry of concern that the chemistry prize had morphed into a biology/medicine prize.

American snowboarders won six of the nine medals awarded, led by "the Flying Tomato," Shaun White, the gold medalist in men's halfpipe.