Sentence examples for for countless awards from inspiring English sources

A senior, Jones is a finalist for countless awards for his manhandling of defensive linemen.

He has received nominations for countless awards, from Oscars to Obies to Tonys -- including a Tony nomination this year for "Long Day's Journey".

Although Kubrick was nominated for countless awards including several Oscars, Golden Globes and BAFTAs, he only won one Oscar for 2001: A Space Odyssey for best visual effects.

Nominated for countless awards, cast in movies alongside heavy-hitters like Matt Damon and Scarlett Johansson, and a red carpet favorite, Fanning has grown-up to be one of Hollywood's leading ladies (and she is still basically a pre-teen).

French's achievements are themselves exhaustive: she is a bestselling author of books for both children and adults; was 2015 Senior Australian of the Year and children's laureate; is the recipient of countless awards for her writing and advocacy; and is patron of organisations to promote reading and support Australians with dyslexia.

She was the recipient of countless awards presented by the State of Israel.

Photo Credit: Katya L. Taylor Swift: The youngest artist on our list at age 21, Swift has already put out three albums, multiple #1 singles, and won countless awards for her music (including seven American Music Awards. four Grammys, and five CMT Music Awards).

You might know Mr. Zweibel as one of the original writers of Saturday Night Live, but he is also the 2006 Thurber Prize winner for his novel "The Other Shulman" and has won countless awards for his work in television, film and theater.

He was a consummate teacher and as a result, he received countless awards for teaching and research--including the Albion Bernstein MD Award in 2004 by the Medical Society of the State of New York.

A champion of British classical music, Handley conducted all over the world and won countless awards for his recordings, which include complete cycles of symphonies by Ralph Vaughan Williams, Edward Elgar and Malcolm Arnold, along with works by less well-known composers such as Charles Stanford and Arnold Bax.

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