Sentence examples similar to awards occasion from inspiring English sources

In 2000 she and Davis received the Screen Actors Guild Lifetime Achievement Award — an occasion they used to lecture Hollywood about social responsibility.

I left feeling much more attractive than I did when I first entered, making it an award-winning occasion for me too.

This chapter is a lecture given by Ingrid Klipping on the occasion of Mendelssohn Award function.

O'Brien was awarded the man of the match award on that occasion.

He twice received the Lionel Trilling Book Award; the first occasion was the inaugural bestowing of said literary award in 1976, for Beginnings: Intention and Method (1974).

The awards, the big occasions, his profile in the media: not to mention any of these things would be disingenuous but perfectly acceptable.

For Amis, the Booker, which he has never won, is a 'kind of literary Big Brother' and the award dinner an occasion when writers 'sweat with greed and egocentricity'.

He ought to have been BBC Sports Personality of the Year, too, especially when you recall that the less-deserving Greg Rusedski received the award - an occasion notable for the fact that he did not once dab his face with a towel.

He has been at St . Lukes since 1966; a certificate from Pope Benedict XVI, awarded on the occasion of 40 years in the parish, was propped up on a brown-painted radiator.

"I understand it, yes … fandom as a whole is heartily sick of the Puppies and delighted to see them brought low … but No Award is an occasion for sadness, not celebration, especially in THESE two categories," wrote Martin.

The TMO was called again and on this occasion awarded the score.