Sentence examples for enough awards from inspiring English sources

Ms. Rutter said: "He's got enough awards to fill Lake Michigan, right?

At 28, he has already racked up enough awards to crowd a long mantelpiece.

Here is Part 2 of the Bagger's new and possibly continuing series of films that may not get enough awards attention this season.

If you don't live in the UK and feel as though you haven't seen enough awards ceremonies recently, help is at hand.

With more than 100 published books to his credit, and enough awards to paper a wall, you might think he would slow down.

Surely this stirring all-American tale of resistance, with a multitalented new star at its center, would beat away the ugliness if enough awards were thrown at it.

Brandt is now one of the established darlings of the Canadian music industry, with eight Junos (Canada's equivalent of a Grammy award) and enough other awards and gold records to paper the barn at his place on the outskirts of Calgary.

Mourinho, with enough individual awards to fill a removals van, brings any employer a near-guarantee of success.

At 36, he has an Emmy, a Grammy and enough Tony awards to fill any reasonably sized mantelpiece.

His novels have been translated into dozens of languages and he has picked up enough literary awards for him to be mooted as a potential Nobel-prize winner.

Add that to his haul of achievement – five Premier League titles, the Champions League, two League Cups and enough individual awards to fill a fleet of pantechnicons – and whatever you may think about his declining powers, or however much he intermittently disappoints us, the day will surely come when the majority of people have to accept that this constitutes authentic greatness.