Sentence examples for influential awards from inspiring English sources

But "Up," which has been estimated to cost $175 million and cruised to a $293 million gross in North America, lost two influential awards to "Fox".

Steve McQueen's 12 Years a Slave continued its march towards the Oscars at the weekend after picking up prizes from three influential awards bodies.

That's the explanation Warner Brothers gave to two influential awards groups, the New York Film Critics Circle and the National Board of Review; both of those organizations have early voting deadlines and had to do without "Extremely Loud & Incredibly Close".

"Cloud Atlas" was recently shortlisted for the Man Booker Prize, Britain's most influential award for fiction, which will be announced on Tuesday night.

3.41pm: Godwin says as deputy commissioner he had limited contact with the media but he would have meetings in his office; he would also attend the CRA's Christmas party and the Evening Standard's 1,000 most influential people awards.

The Australian author DBC Pierre won the Man Booker Prize, Britain's most influential literary award, on Tuesday for "Vernon God Little," a satirical novel about guilt and redemption set in Texas.

The regular Coen brothers collaborator took the influential prize from the American Society of Cinematographers for his work on Skyfall, the third time he has won the award.

A11 'The Sea' Wins Booker Prize In a surprise choice, "The Sea," a novel by the Irish writer John Banville about the emotional return of an elderly widower to the coastal town where he spent a traumatic vacation decades earlier, won the Man Booker Prize for fiction, Britain's most influential literary award.

Keersmaeker is an influential and award-winning choreographer.

Day was the first British designer ever to have won this very influential American award.

Yet beyond dispute is that the IPAF, dubbed the "Arabic Booker", has made its mark as an influential literary award in only its second year.