Sentence examples for entertainment claimed from inspiring English sources

Summit Entertainment claimed the Best Picture and Best Director awards for Kathryn Bigelow's "The Hurt Locker" in 2009.

They also oppose using sea lions for entertainment, claiming the tricks performed are "exaggerated variations of their natural behaviors" and distract the audience from the animal's unnatural environment.

Some organizations, such as the Humane Society of the United States and World Animal Protection, object to using sea lions and other marine mammals for entertainment, claiming the tricks are "exaggerated variations of their natural behaviors" and distract the audience from the animal's unnatural environment.

In 2007, Eminem's music publishing company Eight Mile Style LLC, together with Martin Affiliated LLC, filed suit against Apple Inc. and Aftermath Entertainment, claiming that Aftermath did not have the appropriate authority to negotiate a deal with Apple for digital downloads of 93 Eminem songs on Apple's iTunes service.

But while the average entertainment claim for men is more than for women (£84 versus £74), the opposite is true when it comes to hotels (£180 versus £154).

For his part, President Rajoelina, the former mayor of Antananarivo and once a successful entertainment impresario, claimed to be unperturbed.

And companies as substantial as Lionsgate and Summit Entertainment have claimed much of this year's box office with niche pictures like "Tyler Perry's Madea Goes to Jail" and "The Haunting in Connecticut".

Entertainment Weekly claimed that Nash and his wife were "separated for nearly 40 years".

Journalist David Browne, writing for Entertainment Weekly, claimed that the song "recasts the equally melodramatic Off the Wall hit "She's Out of My Life"; he noted that Jackson sobs during the finale of both songs.

Entertainment Weekly claimed that "At its best... the album recalls a lost Brian Wilson-style psychedelic marvel" but went on to state that it is "at times marred by forced eccentricity", citing the "heavy metal gorgon voice booming through "Receptacle for the Respectable"" and the "awful lite-rock homage" "Juxtapozed with U" as examples.

Several critics complimented the mixture between old and modern materials; Jody Rosen from Entertainment Weekly claimed that the jazzy melody from the track suited Aguilera perfectly, while Jody Rosen of The Guardian deemed the melody of "Ain't No Other Man" "fun" and "crispy".