Sentences with phrase «give the award too»

You picked a good one to give the award too....

Not exact matches

Given the Women's Blues exceptional performance last season, placing them as one of the best teams in the University, we were very proud and not too surprised to see them win the hotly - contested «Team of the Year» Award at the Annual University Sports Awards.

Luke is the 9th person now to have «The Golden Mighty» you could get one too, all you need to do is keep working hard and maybe I will visit your school to give you your very own «Golden Mighty» award soon.

An aimless ball fell in our box and what happened next was amazing, but all too familiar...... the Arsenal defence SHIT themselves, swinging and missing clearances all before that rash challenge resulted in what was nearly a penalty anyway for the free that suarez took, whereby Eboue gave the rfe a second chance to award a penalty, go inside the refs head now, hes not going to turn away that Eboue challenge after the soft one he punished Spearing for only mins before.

He's able to watch the game on his laptop while feeding both babies their bottles, and if he can take a meeting on Skype that way too, then someone needs to give him an award!

CARRF also denounces the perverse effect of splitting the money among too few researchers and giving none at all to about half of them — a policy allegedly intended to promote «excellence» but in reality compelling people awarded grants to stick to «safe» avenues of research to please the judges and guarantee continuous funding.

Award - winning butcher Brindon Addy suggests adding a little lamb to beef cuts too, to give a variety of textures and flavours.

And then there's Ethan Hawke, who might be the strongest option from Linklater's «Boyhood» to get a major nomination (it's unique territory given his performance comes over 12 years of shooting), while Jonathan Pryce is fantastic in «Listen Up Phillip,» even though the movie itself might be too small to get major awards recognition.

I give a narrow edge to «Get Out,» only because the film with the most critics» awards tends to get a Globe, too.

Thus, voters are never going to be too strict if it means not being able to award someone like Vikander if given the chance.

Call Me by Your Name was given life anew in Toronto, months after screening to raves in chilly Park City and Berlin — but the jury's still out on whether it's too arty and queer for mainstream awards success.

You'd think that The Shape of Water remains too undeniably weird to have any shot at awards, and I think that the stuffy Academy that decided to go with The King's Speech over The Social Network or Black Swan (yep, still bitter) might not have given much more than token nominations for an inter-species romance monster movie, but the Academy has gotten younger and more diverse in the years since then, allowing for some more left of center films to get a boost.

I'm not gonna lie, I'm not the most versed in Altman filmography (Only saw Gosford Park, and I wasn't very excited with it — too long, too crowded), but I just don't see what's so meritory about Please Give to recognize it with a special mention to the cast and its playing, whether it's called the Robert Altman award or not.

Why you shouldn't miss it: America's sweetheart and Academy Award winning actress Julia Roberts has been absent from the Cineplex for far too long, and this new film gives her the means to shine in a role that is both comedic and dramatic.

There is too much time between release and awards for this to win but I agree with you both Gyllenhaal and Jackman give strong performances.

by Walter Chaw Theodore Melfi's Hidden Figures is so inextricably bonded to the rote motions of awards - season biographical uplift melodrama that it functions as proof of a template studios give to directors who won't kick too much about art and individuality and expression and all that high - falutin» stuff.

Debra Winger gives a chilling, award - worthy performance in this haunting drama of a woman nobody notices until it's too late.

I wonder if the real reason behind the award is «better give him something before it's too late».»

William and Sir Kenneth Branagh presented the award to Sir Ridley, who joked that Bafta thought they would give him the prize before it was «too late».

With the caveat that you should never try to read too much into the tea leaves left by the New York Film Critics Circle, the Los Angeles Film Critics Association and their ilk, here are 10 lessons to be drawn from the last seven days of awards - giving:

the hollywood foreign press knew it too but gave him an award anyway.

Given that it's a publicly voted award, Stewart is the one to beat, too — I highly doubt the fanbases of the other four can compete with the texting «Twilight» hordes, unless «A Single Man» star Nicholas Hoult's popularity from TV's «Skins» carries him over.

Though critics are almost unanimous in praising Germany's «Toni Erdmann,» I wonder if it is too daunting for the membership, and if the voters will choose to make a statement about Donald Trump's travel ban by giving the award to «The Salesman» from Iran's Asghar Farhadi, who's decided not to attend because of the president's action.

Sheryl Lee gives an award - worthy performance as the demonized Laura Palmer, while there's great (if even too brief) turns from the likes of Kyle MacLachlan (briefly reprising his role as agent Dale Cooper ---- who, quite frankly, the film needed more of), Harry Dean Stanton, crooner Chris Isaak, Gary Bullock and a twitchy Kiefer Sutherland.

Kobo loves its social features, and it's touting them here too: the Reading Life app tracks your reading stats and gives you awards for reading, and Kobo Pulse lets you see what other people think about what you're reading.

The awards were only given out once a year, not at every grooming show, so that made them special too.

Because many believed it was too difficult to compare dogs among the different breed groups, the show actually did not give out a Best - in - Show award until 1907 [source: Stifel].

The number of awards on any given day can be quite impressive too.

If your local restaurant / grocery store / gas station / bookstore / clothes store suddenly announced that prices would be increasing by 25 % — 30 % in a few weeks time I doubt you would be too happy... so why give airlines a break when they increase award costs by that amount?

And diversity of miles and points is important too, both to give you flexibility when constructing your award trips and to hedge against devaluations in any one program.

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I was happy to see DesignBuildBLUFF get exposure in Inhabitat and Archdaily recently; TreeHugger gave them a Best of Green Award this year for Best Student Work, and they won the People's Choice Award too.

The trial judge's award was no abuse of discretion given the assessment there was duplicative work, the issues were not that complex, and there were too many people staffing the case.

He, too, has also made diversity a priority, and was recently given a Catalyst Canada Honours award for promotion of women in the profession.

In addition, medical malpractice verdicts are on the decline as too are the awards, given that 30 states now cap damages in medical malpractice suits, particularly for pain and suffering.

This, too, will no doubt have pleased claimant personal injury practitioners, given that damages awards in this country are traditionally far more generous than overseas.

Make a list of your accomplishments (and keep in mind that while splashy awards are important, so too is reorganizing a chaotic system that gives everyone hives to make it user - friendly).

If the court awards you the family car in the divorce settlement, it may give you the car loan, too.