Sentence examples for copious awards from inspiring English sources

Both sold well and won copious awards.

This is the same musical that in 1992 was revived, very possibly definitively, by Nicholas Hytner at the National Theatre in a production that went on to play Lincoln Center in New York to comparable acclaim and copious awards.

Their whole lives, generations of special snowflakes have received copious awards and accolades just for playing -- NOT for excelling -- so it's no wonder kids have come to expect an A "because I tried".

In 2004 or 2005, I met him at the Golden Globes and "The Return of the King" had won copious amounts of awards at both the Oscars and the Globes and he said to me then, "If I had met you before I made 'Rings,' I would have made you an elf".

The National Book Award winner's copious fiction and nonfiction works (both of which VICE has been fortunate to publish in the past) explore the oftentimes filthy but enlightening undercarriage of history, empathise with individuals and actions others might consider to be scourges of society and consider the justifications (or lack thereof) for violence and war.

The National Book Award winner's copious fiction and nonfiction works (both of which VICE has been fortunate to publish in the past) explore the oftentimes filthy but enlightening undercarriage of history, empathize with individuals and actions others might consider to be scourges of society, and consider the justifications (or lack thereof) for violence and war.

Television deals cover presentations of the awards and there are copious stories on both winners and losers.

As with every awards show this year, we can expect copious equal-rights diatribes mounted in resistance to the regressive legislation and callow disregard for tradition that has defined the Trump administration's debut.

In the months leading up to the ceremony, there was copious chatter about the recipient of this year's award for literature, the American musician Bob Dylan.

Award-winning screenwriter Gregg Latter credits Cope's copious diaries for the story he was able to tell.

Tofting might have been the most dominant player on the field today, although, mysteriously, Zidane was named the man of the match, an award that could have come only from his copious marketers and sponsors.