Sentence examples for awards of course from inspiring English sources

But thanks for asking!" It's the dramatic, powerful shots that win world press photo awards, of course.

The film won multiple awards, of course, but Cave's warning could just as easily apply to their latest project: assembling a choir of 14 singer-songwriters to create a new installation performance of Dies Irae.

On prizes: "I'm not a great believer in awards – of course the fact that I've never won one has nothing to do with it at all!" On writing: "The trouble with writing fiction is that it has to make sense, whereas real life doesn't.

With the Billboard Music Awards, of course.

Receiving the award, of course, raised the level of embarrassment considerably.

"Now I've got that award, of course, I'm bloody going to work it.

The overpublicized matter of suspense has been whether Godard (who apparently hadn't been reached by the Academy) knew of the award (of course he knew — he doesn't live in a cave) and whether he'd attend the ceremony.

Only another person with such an ironic spin on the phrase "Defender of the Constitution" could present the award, of course, so Dick Cheney popped by to give it to his old pal.

Not the Comedy award, of course – although plenty of comics may already be plotting their route to the shortlist, with tiny figurines of critics, commissioners and the judging panel strategically placed on scale models of the Pleasance Courtyard and Bristo Square.

Ensuring that one or two black actors are nominated for a movie award of course won't fix racism.

The award, of course, recognizes the person who has best represented or contributed to the Mustached American community during the past year.