Sentence examples for season window from inspiring English sources

Leading the group with 11 nods is a film released well before the awards season window: Wes Anderson's elegant, gorgeously eccentric The Grand Budapest Hotel came out almost a year ago, but became a slow-burning UK box office success — and amassed a huge critical and industry following.

The report doesn't offer any information about whether Amazon's set-top box will also be a games machine, but we've heard from sources close to the matter previously that it will indeed feature game support, and based on what I've heard recently from industry sources, that's likely still the case despite the missed holiday shopping season window.

In this study, we simulated fall climate conditions by performing synchronized plantings in September and October to bracket the growth season window.

The Long Island Baroque Ensemble opens its 32nd season, "Windows on the Past," with "An Explosion of Color," a program of works by Bieber and Telemann that will be performed at 8 p.m. at St. Andrew's Lutheran Church in Smithtown and again at 3 p.m. next Sunday at Christ Episcopal Church in Oyster Bay (631) 724-738631

McCoist will serve a two-game touchline ban, because it is his first offence in a two-season window.

Asked whether he would rather get rid of it altogether, Wenger left little doubt in his reply that he is not a fan of the mid-season window.

Woodson and Grunwald are clearly hoping that the more experienced players they have brought in will make the Knicks formidable during this two-season window.

The Frechman's decision to target Arshavin represents a break from his normal policy of buying promising younger players, as well as paying out a large sum in the mid-season window.

Total spending (including the mid-season window) was 675 million pounds for this year, up from 531 million pounds in 2007, according to consultancy firm Deloitte.

Sanders plans to dip into the transfer market when the mid-season window opens as he tries to remedy the problem.

Those who have been lamenting the absence of big-ticket signings by manager Arsene Wenger during the pre-season window for inter-club transfers have welcomed the prospect; others have seen Dein's return to club affairs as an unwelcome distraction just as the dust had settled following the turmoil of his departure and that subsequently of iconic club captain Thierry Henry to Barcelona.