As word of Nineteen Eighty-Four began to circulate, Astor's journalistic instincts kicked in and he began to plan an Observer Profile, a significant accolade but an idea that Orwell contemplated "with a certain alarm".
His sophomore season (2007) drew him significant accolade – he was named the Missouri Valley Conference MVCC) Player of the Year, a member of both the first-team all conference squad, and a first-team all-conference scholar athlete.
At the start of the 1886 season Gilbert was featured in the popular biographical article in the weekly magazine Cricket, a significant accolade suggesting that he was highly regarded.
It worked so well, in fact, that I've managed to pick up a load of new followers and fans, complete a mini-radio tour, help a Bulgarian TV show achieve "sensational" ratings, convince at least a few people that I'm actually incredibly attractive and, most significantly, potentially played into the most significant accolade of my life: a nomination for Content Creator of the Year.
It worked so well, in fact, that I've managed to pick up tons of new followers and fans, complete a mini-radio tour, help a Bulgarian TV show achieve "sensational" ratings, convince at least a few people that I'm actually incredibly attractive and, most significantly, potentially played into the most significant accolade of my life a nomination for Content Creator of the Year.
Only one of them, as a struggling, self-pitying playwright in "The Savages," drew significant critical notice and accolades, including an Oscar nomination for Best Actress.
As Charlotte Higgins wrote in a recent profile of Ono: Since a groundbreaking exhibition in New York in 2001 re-established her reputation, she has come back into focus as a significant artist, winning the accolade of the Golden Lion for lifetime achievement at the 2009 Venice Biennale.
It may not have been the most significant yacht-racing landmark – that accolade must belong to the moment in 1851 when the New York yacht America beat a field of English rivals around the Isle of Wight and established the America's Cup – but deep-water yachting was a different form, and after this first high-profile event it would continue to develop.
The judges, a panel of nine industry figures, said that the BBC's well-judged campaign to retain the licence fee and see off significant structural reform earned them the accolade.
