Sentence examples for awards success from inspiring English sources

Dallas Buyers Club has the best chance of capitalising on its awards success.

Once again, Downton Abbey received the most nominations of any British drama, continuing the series' long-running awards success in the US.

For comparison, Slumdog Millionaire had reached only £10.2m after three weekends of play, with strong word-of-mouth and awards success eventually powering it to £31.7m.

Regardless of its awards success, it has won the hearts of the public with a novel approach that trusted them to take an imaginative leap.

The 2015 Oscars battle has well and truly begun after The Imitation Game and Selma, both tipped for awards success, were lambasted over alleged historical inaccuracies in a pair of "hatchet-job" columns.

With Avatar picking up Oscars in only technical categories, it has failed to emulate Titanic's awards success, and probably won't penetrate much further into that hard-to-reach demographic that goes to the cinema almost never.

How a movie is received at Toronto goes a long way toward determining its fate--in recent years, enthusiastic reactions to "Slumdog Millionaire" and "Argo" sent those films on their way to box office and awards success--which would seem to make a Toronto appearance a no-brainer.

DreamWorks launched a major campaign to increase American Beautys chances of Academy Award success; at the 72nd Academy Awards the following year, the film won Best Picture, Best Director, Best Actor (for Spacey), Best Original Screenplay and Best Cinematography.

Backed by Harvey Weinstein, a master of the dark arts of Academy Award success, it's firmly among the Best Picture contenders and is even the bookies' favourite.

USP Arty dramas, spiky comedies, US-centric documentaries (the category with which Sundance has lately enjoyed the greatest ratio of Academy Award success).

Kiwi mime artist Sam Wills tops off his Foster's Edinburgh Comedy Award success earlier this year with a West End run of his winning show: a sweet treat, perfect for the season of goodwill and frivolous entertainment.