Sentence examples for sensation won from inspiring English sources

The spiky haired Santos sensation won a free kick after being fouled subsequent due to some dazzling dribbling artistry.

It's just a totally different sensation winning that way.

It was a sensation, winning Bradley a Bafta for most promising newcomer.

When it was finally published it was an overnight sensation, winning Mitchell the Pulitzer prize.

The debut was a festival sensation, winning awards at Sundance and Cannes this year and drawing high praise from critics.

On the European Development Tour, which he played earlier that year, he was even more of a sensation, winning five times in 14 tries and shooting a 59 (including a bogey) in the Habsberg Classic.

Mantel's first two instalments of her planned Tudor trilogy have been a literary sensation, winning her stellar book sales and literary prizes that may well be added to next week when she is the bookmakers' favourite to add the Costa book of the year award to her collection.

The troubled British singing sensation Amy Winehouse won five Grammy awards last night, including record and song of the year for her autobiographical hit Rehab.

A breakout international sensation, it won the Commonwealth Writers Prize, was longlisted for the Man Booker and picked up plaudits and prizes across the globe.

They produced his first solo album, Queen of Denmark, which became a word-of-mouth sensation and won Mojo's album of the year.

And if you ever doubted how unfair real life is, the wholly unoriginal teenage sensation Christina Aguilera won the Best New Artist category over the 30-year-old Ms. Gray.