Sentence examples for take awards from inspiring English sources

I don't think grown-ups should take awards that seriously".

"It's like a baby growing up – you've got to take awards like that seriously.

Say that in light of recent events it's hard to take awards like these seriously, but add how important the movies are in times like these.

Unfortunately, I think that his loyalties have switched and that he now thinks his mission is to persuade people to take awards under a horribly flawed methodology, severely undercompensating the families but saving the government millions".

Army sergeant Paul Ray Smith won one in 2005, also posthumously.Though most people have little idea of the relative prestige of various medals, veterans take awards for valour seriously and have noticed that comparatively few of the top ones have been issued recently.

Dimitri Mellos once imagined flying to exotic locales to take award-winning photos.

Morvern Callar didn't earn quite as much love, but still took awards at Cannes.

Only today I have been reflecting on movie journalists' excitable habit of taking awards nominations far too personally.

Sweet Charity took awards for choreography and direction, with Verity Hunt-Ballard winning best female actor in a musical.

"The Sopranos" won the Emmy for best drama series in its final season, also taking awards for best writing and best directing.

I'm not used to taking awards like that.