Sentence examples for heavy awards from inspiring English sources

With some heavy awards from the producers guild and others under their belt, those who made "The Aviator" watched the picture pick off five Oscars, including best supporting actress for Cate Blanchett, only to fade, as "Million Dollar Baby," a late-season crowd pleaser, walked off with the big one.

There is no heavy favorite to sweep the awards like Adele did last year, and the nominees this year for the big awards — best new artist, album, record and song of the year — include a heavy presence of alternative bands and young artists that are not yet household names.

Joseph DeRisi's mantelpiece is heavy with awards and prizes.

PHILADELPHIA — The long, winding corridor leading to the Eagles' locker room features the sort of décor professional sports franchises currently favor: glossy action photographs, framed newspaper clippings, heavy plaques and awards extolling the confetti-dotted moments in team history.

Who would you award heavy metal to on the night?

The EU has its own cap-and-trade emissions scheme, under which heavy industries are awarded a quota of carbon they can emit, which they can top up by buying the UN credits.

After nine months of testing in-stream Promoted Tweets on third party client Hootsuite, reports have surfaced today that Twitter's head of monetization Adam Bain has been pushing a new in-timeline Promoted Tweets product during this week's advertiser-heavy Canne Lions awards.

Brighton and Hove, and East Sussex did not apply for the awards citing heavy rain and poor drainage which meant the beaches could not meet the required standard.

"The Spectacular Now" is one of those movies that comes out a little earlier in the year, and gets a little bit lost by the time the awards season heavy hitters are released.

Radio 1, apparently on something of a whim, awarded it heavy rotation.

Charming Actually Party planners on the gala circuit have a name for dour, standoffish, snappish award winners: "Heavy furniture".