Sentence examples for further academy from inspiring English sources

Nicholson appeared in several quality films during the 1980s, garnering further Academy Award nominations for Reds (1981), Prizzi's Honor (1985), and Ironweed (1987) and winning a best supporting actor Oscar for his role as a drunken-but-decent ex-astronaut in Terms of Endearment (1983).

He has received a Golden Globe Award, a Screen Actors Guild Award, and three Academy Award nominations in acting categories, and received two further Academy Award nominations, winning one, for productions of his film production company Plan B Entertainment.

Delegates took turns to attack the government over what they say is the privatisation of the state education system and resolved to step up their campaign by staging demonstrations and co-ordinated strikes as well as lobbying against further academies and free schools at local, regional and national level.

A further 123 academy schemes are to be reviewed on a case-by-case basis.

E-Act will remain in control of the further 24 academies in its chain, while officials work to find different sponsors for the 10 schools affected.

As a consequence, the range of study has not expanded but contracted.By 2007, academics like Steve Bottoms of Manchester were noting how this new orthodoxy was detaching the academy further and further from mainstream theatre.

Minority recruiting further diversified the academy, with blacks, Hispanics, Asians and American Indians now making up 25percentt of the corps.

In the 1960s college campuses, swelled by the large baby-boom generation, became a staging ground for radical leftist social and political movements, further moving the academy away from conservatism.

But the flight to the academy further isolated jazz musicians from African American and white audiences.

The LA Times further reports the academy's executive branch is 98percentt White, as is its writers branch.

Then, under Academies Group Priorities – September-December 2013, the stated goals include "increase the number of primary academies", "further incentivise primary [academy] conversion" and, presumably in a reference to council areas with few academies, "focus on 18 local authorities where most can be gained".