Sentence examples for lead award from inspiring English sources

The clearest sign of that was at the recent Golden Globes when she took the supporting actress prize for The Reader as well as the lead award for Revolutionary Road (directed by Mendes).

The best male lead award will be decided between Manchester by the Sea's Casey Affleck David Harewoodd (Free in Deed); Viggo Mortensen, as an off-the-grid father in Captain Fantastic; Jesse Plemons (Other People); and Tim Roth (Chronic).

She'd come in clutching her best female lead statuette ready to answer questions, but noticed the best male lead award was about to be announced on a TV screen.

I felt it in the overwhelmed pause of Janet Sape as she accepted the Women & Philanthropy LEAD Award for her efforts to improve the lives of more than 10,000 women in Papua New Guinea.

And then there's ex-Illinois governor Rod Blagojevich, who just got a six-figure book deal from an independent publisher not for being the best governor Illinois ever had, but for alleged dealings so smarmy that he could easily win the bleeding lead award in the political chicanery division.

As Ernst & Young Global Chairman and CEO James S. Turley accepted the White House Project's 'Go Lead' award at its 10th Annual Epic Awards Gala earlier this month, he couldn't help but express his delight at being honored by an organization that celebrated his longtime dedication to supporting women leaders without regard to their gender... or to his.

Joe Clark added: "I have thoroughly enjoyed my time at GNM and have been immensely proud to lead award-winning teams in advertising, newspaper sales and operations through some of the most challenging times and successful periods in this company's history.

At no point during the early hours on that lean, low-key set did it occur to me that what was then known as "Untitled 12 Year Project" would lead awards season a couple of years later.

Scott Feinberg, lead awards analyst at the Hollywood Reporter, says: "Anybody who is interested in the Oscar race has to either attend or pay attention to what happens at the Toronto Film Festival.

There were just so many that were inspired by true stories, so I think we're hearing – or we may be noticing it – more this year, for that reason," says Scott Feinberg, lead awards analyst at The Hollywood Reporter.

"I would say it's one of the strongest fields that I can recall, and I've been doing this since 2001," says Scott Feinberg, lead awards analyst for The Hollywood Reporter.