Sentence examples for wave of awards from inspiring English sources

Also in the first wave of awards, "Wall-E" was named best animated film, though it had been denied the best picture nomination that its backers at the Walt Disney Company and its Pixar Animation unit had sought.

And sure enough, the film's well-received press screening had barely ended before the first wave of awards handicapping erupted on Twitter — much of it focused on how the radiant Negga will singlehandedly dispel the curse of #OscarSoWhite.

It could be that the glut of large-money prizes is simply a reflection of a broader wave of award-giving in the American culture.

The final event may be six months away, yet depressingly enough, we're not far from the unofficial start of Oscar season, as the autumn festivals usher in a wave of awards-baiting hopefuls.

Since the surprise success of her 2010 debut, Seasons of My Soul, she has been hailed as a progenitor of a credible new wave of MOR, winning awards and playing the White House.

The failure to notice and reward talent in minority artists was the latest in a wave of film and music awards to cause outrage by ignoring non-white entrants.

In an open letter to a Bangladeshi newspaper, Yunus – judging that his country was in need and still riding a wave of popularity from being awarded the Nobel Prize a year earlier – raised the possibility of forming his own political party, with a focus on routing entrenched corruption.

The Catholic Church fears a wave of costly settlements and damage awards like those that followed California's temporary lifting of the statute of limitations several years ago.

They also, naturally, fear a wave of expensive settlements and damage awards like the one that struck the Los Angeles Archdiocese when the statute of limitations was lifted under a 2003 law.

The fourth iteration of "A Star Is Born," directed by Bradley Cooper, arrived in theaters amid a wave of positive buzz and an awards campaign that's gained traction since its debut at the Venice Film Festival on Sept. 5.

Fifa's chief ethics investigator will not consider millions of documents underpinning a new wave of corruption allegations surrounding the award of the 2022 World Cup to Qatar.