Sentence examples similar to title of award from inspiring English sources

Harvey Weinstein has hired a high-profile lawyer to appeal against a ruling that he must change the title of upcoming awards-season hopeful The Butler, according to the Hollywood Reporter.

It also marked Hollywood's first all-out plunge into politics and the creation of the first "attack ads" on the screen -- thanks to Irving Thalberg at MGM. Mitchell calls it "The Campaign of the Century" (the title of his award-winning book, just published in a new edition), and the political and economic parallels to 2010 are profound.

The title of Allen's award is the Eli & Edythe Broad Award for Philanthropy in the Arts.

A book full of instructions and advice on how to protect chicken coops from goblins has won the Oddest Book Title of the Year award.

Rupert Christiansen's spare and unsparing memoir I Know You're Going To Be Happy: the Story of a Sixties Family (Short Books) wins the ironic title of the year award.

The title of Jim Moray's award-winning 2008 album, Low Culture, was a deliberate expression of what he felt folk music should represent.

Nintendo Power would later give the game an honorable mention during its "Top Titles of 1993" awards segment as one of the most innovative games of the year.

Over the years, the surest predictor of commercial success in the music industry has been the title of Brits critics' choice award-winner, the prize given out each autumn in advance of the Brits ceremony in the new year.

Crossword Book Awards year award author title of work 1998 fiction I. Allan Sealy The Everest Hotel: A Calendar 1999 fiction Vikram Seth An Equal Music 1999 translation M. Mukundan; trans.

Wise men and women predicted the implementation of a US-style system where the title of "solicitor" would be awarded upon completion of the Legal Practice Course (LPC), with the cumbersome two-year training contract done away with altogether.

The title of Miss Cougar California was awarded to the cougar who collected the most.