Sentence examples for oscar which from inspiring English sources

Instead, it was an oscar, which I used to keep in a fish tank back home.

I wedged myself into the Oscar, which was on sale for $899, from $2,990, and turned to the mirror.

Don't get her wrong, she loves receiving them — particularly her Oscar, which she won for her brief portrayal of Queen Elizabeth in "Shakespeare in Love" (1998).

Oscar, which sells insurance on the individual exchanges, is one of the most visible examples of the direct-to-consumer approach.

A leading contender, "Chicago," could be the first musical since "Oliver" in 1969 to win the best-picture Oscar, which may well inspire some musical moments.

He was best known for his portrayal of General Patton in the 1970 film that won him an Oscar, which he declined.

The focus of this round of questions is the Oscars, which are being given out Sunday.

A much less polished but much faster route to Oscar information is Awards Guide: The Oscars, which is free.

The film culminates at the Oscars, which looks like a shambolic school play with perms.

Agnieszka Holland is the dark horse of the 2012 Oscars, which seems oddly fitting.

The auction was timed to coincide with this year's Oscars, which took place on Sunday.