They've since gone on to accumulate a 160-acre vineyard, a winery, an inn and a formidable number of awards.
They've since gone on to accumulate a 65-hectare vineyard, a winery, an inn and a formidable number of awards.
Of course, no actress wants to be in so much as a whistling contest with Ms. Streep, but Ms. Bullock stands her ground, and has the added bounce of a best picture nomination and some formidable guild and critical awards.
That combination of factors made the screenplay by (deep breath) Alejandro González Iñárritu, Nicolas Giacobone, Alexander Dinelaris and Armando Bo a formidable contender for this award even before key wins from the producers' and actors' guilds boosted Birdman's overall standing in the race.
But their sound was substantial, as you would expect from an organization with a formidable tally of international competition awards to its credit.
Pond has an interesting section on the notorious 1989 awards, produced by the formidable Broadway mogul Allan Carr.
The most formidable piece of evidence is that the awards were split in exactly this fashion at the Baftas (the British equivalent of the Oscars), with "The King's Speech" winning best film but Mr. Fincher best director.
Inmarsat's team was awarded the prize for having successfully overcome "formidable" engineering challenges.
Against formidable competition, Ehle had won a BAFTA award, the British Emmy, for her television performance as Elizabeth Bennet in "Pride and Prejudice".
Dame Maggie Smith, probably now doomed to be remembered in her Downton Abbey incarnation as the formidable Dowager Duchess, won a special Theatre Icon award.
