Sentence examples for won an armful from inspiring English sources

He won an armful of Grammys.

Those youthful experiments came to mind during Tuesday afternoon's Merkin Concert Hall recital by Benjamin Beilman, a 21-year-old violinist who has already won an armful of prestigious prizes for his impeccable virtuosity, squeaky-clean intonation and self-assured musicality.

"Are you going to stay?" he asked, more than once, and I always said yes, I cried "YES" when he broke six plates and won me an armful of broken, bleating baby dolls.

It just won another armful of Golden Globes, after snagging 65 Emmys, a Tony, and two AVN Awards, but it's still not a hit.

If you're not in Europe, you're still eligible to win a runner-up prize with an armful of signed merchandise and a copy of the new EP.

It won critical acclaim and an armful of awards, including a best actor award for Jeffrey Tambor, who plays Maura.

Spark, who won armfuls of literary awards during her lifetime but who the Booker always eluded, is shortlisted for her story of a bored accountant whose search for adventure and sex on holiday becomes a journey to self-destruction.

An architect passed through, bearing an armful of plans.

But if the Grammys ceremony itself is business as usual, Adele will walk out with an armful of awards; tributes to Prince and George Michael will be painfully schmaltzy; and Lukas Graham, the Gotye-esque Danish pop singer, will win Record of the Year for his single "7 Years".

A courgette or an armful.

"Take an armful," he answered.