Sentence examples for whose awards from inspiring English sources

The announcement came two weeks earlier than customary, apparently to upstage the Golden Globes, whose awards ceremony is this weekend.

A union that chose to register under the act could bring any employer before the Arbitration Court, whose awards had legal force.

The ceremony opened with a medley from Les Misérables – currently playing at the Capitol – whose awards included best actor for Simon Gleeson, best supporting actress for Kerrie Anne Greenland, and the night's final award of best musical.

"The blind spot has been big in British humor for 50 years," said Mr. Gervais, 41, whose awards for "The Office" have included a best-comedy-performance Bafta, the British equivalent of an Emmy.

The most visible effect of the Academy's compressed voting schedule is in the surprising lack of correlation between their nominations and those of the Guilds – Hollywood's professional voting bodies whose awards, however nice in and of themselves, function principally as a bellwether for the Oscars.

Traditionalists include George Clooney, whose awards – best picture for Argo and best supporting Actor for Syriana – are in his library at home, and Dustin Hoffman, whose two best actor awards – the first for Kramer vs. Kramer in 1980 and the second for Rain Man nine years later, are kept in his study.

Last year's winner was Iain Hollingshead, whose award was presented by the rock singer Courtney Love.

Ed Sheeran, whose award was presented by Elton John, collected songwriter of the year.

The evening honored Bonnie McElveen-Hunter, along with the late Elly and Jock Elliott, whose award was accepted by Osborn Elliott.

Es Devlin Stage and costume designer whose award-winning work spans theatre, fashion, music, opera, dance, TV and film.

And there's Fernie, whose award-winning non-profit organisation Uthando funnels the proceeds of township tours into 40 projects across the Cape.