Sentence examples for enter awards from inspiring English sources

Shouldn't this new J-Law and B-Coop event be the biggest thing around as we enter awards season?

We need to take responsibility for that, we need to shout loudly, we need to enter awards.... "Last night I was reading an article on Jezebel about Joanna Coles at Cosmo.

I've spent a large part of my career telling clients they should enter awards and go to Cannes because the experience will change you.

Many TV fans enter awards season as a partisan of some kind of another, and sure, I would have loved it if "Louie" had picked up more awards (though two for Louis C.K. aren't shabby); it would have been swell if "Girls" had picked up a statue or two; and I wanted "Sherlock" to win something just so the world could have been Cumberbatched a little more.

Enter awards specialist Cynthia Swartz of PR agency 42West.

Nesta regularly runs challenges which anyone can enter, awarding a cash prize for the best idea, such as the Longitude Prize which hopes to tackle antibiotic resistance.

The movie enters award season with a healthy amount of buzz, built largely on Daniels' direction, Oprah Winfrey's supporting turn as Gaines' wife, Danny Strong's original screenplay and Whitaker and Kravitz' portrayals of the less-televised side of life in the White House.

Agencies seem to have fallen out of love with digital advertising, or at least with bothering to enter related awards.

Following accreditation, societies were invited to enter the awards in the Bronze, Silver and Gold categories, depending on their level of enterprise.

To enter the awards, complete our online form with an outline of your charity's aims and objectives and why you should win an award.

Anyone can organise an event, be listed on our online map and enter our awards and competitions, without paying a penny.