Sentence examples for won an image from inspiring English sources

In February 2008, Jackson won an Image Award for "Outstanding Supporting Actress in a Motion Picture" for the role.

The French producer's fondness for the software swelled after he won an Image-Line remixing contest years ago, and got to meet the development team as one of the prizes.

Myall: The Book of Harlan won an NAACP Image Award in 2017.

The video won an NAACP Image Award for Outstanding Music Video at the award shows 2002 ceremony.

Washington's performance as Pope also won an NAACP Image Award for Outstanding Actress in a Drama Series and a BET Award for Best Actress (also for Broomhilda von Shaft in Django Unchained).

RODAY: That was a very rewarding episode for Saladin [K. Patterson] and I. [They were nominated for an NAACP Image Award for writing the episode.] HILL: The joke is that James Roday is going to win an NAACP Image Award before I do.

No one, after all, better embodies the darling "hip-hop as Horatio Alger myth" narrative than someone who's gone, to cite his subtitle, from South Central to Hollywood — from robbing people to rhyming for them, from singing about killing cops to playing a cop on camera, from being blasted by the president to winning an N.A.A.C.P. Image Award.

The director, Mick Jackson, who also won an Emmy, used snapshot images that track Ms. Grandin's self-perceptions from her condition's early diagnosis through her turbulent school years and the unwavering support of her mother (Julia Ormond, who won for supporting actress), aunt (Catherine O'Hara) and science teacher (David Strathairn, who won for supporting actor).

The director, Mick Jackson, who also won an Emmy, used snapshot images that track Ms. Grandin's self-perceptions from her condition's early diagnosis through her turbulent school years and the unwavering support of her mother (Julia Ormond), aunt (Catherine O'Hara) and science teacher (David Strathairn).

That image recently won an award from a 3-D publication.

Educated at Brown, Bernstine won an Obie as the very image of abuse in "Ruined," but it wasn't until I saw her in the 2011 play "Born Bad" that I realized she was her generation's Laurie Carlos; like Carlos, Bernstine used her voice like a mezzo-soprano who was constantly on the verge.