Sentence examples for devote awards from inspiring English sources
She expects that future ceremonies may also devote awards to individual works of art, but only in similarly extraordinary cases.
"I think a lot of that actually comes from the incredible proliferation now of websites, blogs and columnists devoted to awards season who write about it all year long and who inevitably need new angles to play and new stories to write about," says Scott Foundas, chief film critic at Variety.
Ms. Pierson, speaking by telephone, said she believed no major festival had yet devoted an award to title sequences.
During the college search process, I learned of the Helen Diller Family Foundation's Diller Teen Tikkun Olam Award, a prestigious award devoted toward recognizing Jewish teens with community endeavors; applications and nominations are now open for next year's awards!
She co-founded the American Foundation for AIDS Research and the Elizabeth Taylor AIDS Foundation, and in 1992 was honored with the Jean Hersholt Humanitarian Award, a special Academy Award devoted to humanitarianism.
The Bafta awards, devoted to the year's must-see TV, is almost unwatchable because of the combined tedium of the winners' speeches and the cutaways to the losers trying sportingly to show support.
Five firms from Brooklyn to Ramallah will share equally in an award devoted to the concept of design as a force for social good.
She is the first recipient of the Movie for Humanity Award, intended for film artists who devote themselves to humanitarian causes.
PA also gratefully acknowledges Riksmusei Vänners Linnaeus Award, which has allowed him to devote time to this study.
P.A. gratefully acknowledges the Riksmusei Vänners Linnaeus award, which has allowed him to devote time to this study.
