Sentence examples for winner about from inspiring English sources
The Whitbread prize brings the winner about $43,000.
(Remember Vernon God Little, 2003's surprise winner about a Texas high school massacre).
Brian Floca's Locomotive: Caldecott Medal winner about the construction of the American railroad.
By contrast, the Golden Globe for best dramatic motion picture has only matched with the Oscar winner about half the time.
Even Anne Hathaway couldn't inspire attendance in 2004 for "Ella Enchanted," based on Gail Carson Levine's Newbery Honor winner about a 14-year-old girl.
The women's winner will probably cross the finish line a little after 11 30 a.m., followed by the men's winner about 15 or 20 minutes later.
The winner received about $6,000 to take back to his or her country of origin.
Pundits have erred before, but pronouncing a winner is about more than just online polls and focus groups.
Brie Larson won best actress for her turn in Short Term 12, the SXSW award-winner about a young woman who works at a fostering facility for at-risk teenagers.
The Line of Beauty, by Alan Hollinghurst, read by Alex Jennings (17 hours 17 minutes unabridged, Chivers, £24.95) More lust than love, was my initial reaction to the 2004 Booker prize-winner about Nick, a young, gay Oxford graduate from humble origins whose longtime college friend Toby introduces him to a heady new world of wealth, power and privilege.
She's also known for Kissing Jessica Stein, the 2001 Independent Spirit award-winner about a straight, single woman who falls in love with another woman, and like that earlier effort, Friends with Kids takes an unusual romantic premise and explores it in satisfying and perceptive depth.
