Sentence examples for wave of actors from inspiring English sources

A second wave of actors and directors from the Australian filmmaking industry were making Hollywood pictures at the turn of the 21st century, most notably Nicole Kidman (born in Hawaii, U.S ., Russell Crowe (born in New Zealand), Cate Blanchett, and Baz Luhrmann.

Pryce was part of 'new wave' of actors to emerge from the Academy.

Instead, like Batman, Star Trek or Jesus, they endure as ciphers for successive waves of actors, writers and directors to inhabit and reinterpret.

Waves of actors, mostly children dressed as Bedouins, pour over the multi-tiered stage, gesticulating and lip-syncing to the narration.

In the early 1960s, she and her husband, Gene Vass, the Abstract Expressionist painter and sculptor, were among the first of a new wave of artists, actors and intellectuals who pioneered the factory lofts of what would later become SoHo.

Nominees: Jesse Plemons, Fargo Bokeem Woodbine, Fargo Hugh Laurie, The Night Manager Sterling K Brown, The People v OJ Simpson: American Crime Story David Schwimmer, The People v OJ Simpson: American Crime Story John Travolta, The People v OJ Simpson: American Crime Story Moylan Expect Sterling K Brownn to ride the wave of OJ actors (with middle initials!) taking home statues.

A wave of departing actors greeted us with unaffected faces and warm appreciation for our murmured bravos.

They were always felling waves of supporting actors until they came across one another in what rapidly became must-see TV in stadiums across the world.

It was a speech that prompted tears from her fellow African-American nominees Kerry Washington and Taraji P Henson, as well as a wave of support from actors such as Idris Elba, who has complained in the past there is a lack of roles for black actors in UK television.

Starting as a photographer's assistant, bedding down in a studio and then later sharing a condemned flat in central London, Lichfield made a name for himself photographing - and often squiring "too many to remember" - the new wave of young models, actors and debutantes who were beginning to appear in the press and glossy magazines.

The Age of the iPad has launched a wave of desperate moves, of actors and anchors testing the waters of the emerging economic model, of CEOs acting like COOs when what is needed is real leadership and insight.