Sentence examples for awards votes from inspiring English sources

Mr. Asner said he and fellow actor Martin Sheen planned to join in a letter, drafted by yet another actor, David Clennon, asking fellow members of the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences to factor in matters of conscience when casting awards votes.

In a rehearsed bit involving the tabulation of Academy Awards votes, he introduced the would-be PriceWaterhouseCoopers representatives overseeing the count.

But the charge of bias in awards voting just does not add up.

In 2002, she won the best actress award at the Inside Film awards, voted for by the Australian public.

The excavation won the "discovery of the year" title in this week's British archaeological awards, voted for by other archaeologists.

The British style awards – voted for by the public – saw Game of Thrones' Gwendoline Christie and singer FKA twigs honoured.

This was the 15th year of the WhatsOnStage ceremony, the only awards voted for entirely by theatre-going audiences.

This year's festival offers 75 feature-length films (narrative and documentary) and 46 short films, with various prizes and awards voted on by audiences.

However as the NME approaches its 60th birthday, the awards voted for by the magazine's readers, reflected a hankering for past glories.

Could it be that its exec producer Harvey Weinstein, a past master of wrangling awards voting, has shrewdly calculated how to maximise his chances for an award?

Starting in 2013, players with such bonus clauses in their contracts will be barred from receiving votes for any awards voted by the association.