Sentence examples for high-profile awards from inspiring English sources
The firm has won numerous high-profile awards and is currently building projects for major cultural institutions around the world.
Belfort has found himself at the centre of a high-profile awards season conversation over whether The Wolf of Wall Street deserves Oscars recognition.
The Ocean's Eleven director eventually sold his project to pay TV network HBO in the US, making it ineligible for film's most high-profile awards ceremony.
Innovative research on a vineyard technique to control vine growth and improve grape composition earned a Cornell doctoral student three high-profile awards this year.
There have also been instances of the pair failing to thank each other during acceptance speeches at a number of high-profile awards ceremonies, including the Baftas and the Golden Globes.
Japanese design student Mariko Higaki Iwai hopes that she can help make the lives of girls and women better with her design for a simple reusable pad, which has won some high-profile awards and plaudits from development professionals.
The fourth annual Peter Benchley Ocean Awards recently took place in Washington DC, solidifying it as the only high-profile award dedicated to recognizing excellence in ocean conservation across a wide range of categories including science, policy, media, national stewardship, solutions, youth, exploration and advocacy.
High-profile award nominations give films like "Lady Bird" and "Molly's Game" a reach they wouldn't otherwise have.
The other high-profile award — Outstanding Restaurant, for a place that has been open at least 10 years — went to Nancy Oakes's restaurant Boulevard in San Francisco.
Past recipients of the high-profile award for inventing include David Levy, who patented not only the smallest keypad in the world but also a surgical technique that speeds the splicing of severed blood vessels.
We would probably still get high-profile award-winners such as Dheepan and Son of Saul, but what chance would there be of seeing lesser-known stuff such as Suburra or Long Way North in British cinemas again?
