Sentences with phrase «speech accepting the award»

Fans also shouted out «Stay Raheem» as the player made a short speech accepting the award.

In her speech accepting the award, she defined what sculpture is.

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Camara gave a concise speech about the importance of diversity at Slack as she accepted the award.

Three years later, Blanchett accepted an InStyle award with an impassioned speech about sexual harassment.

After accepting his MVP award on Monday in New York, Westbrook delivered a touching speech and even brought his teammates up onto the stage before moving on to thank his parents, brother, and wife.

He was in Berlin accepting an award from a German publisher, speaking to a crowd about topics such as data protection and hate speech on Facebook.

in a plunging two - tone Hellessy gown, Anya Hindmarch clutch and»70s - inspired curls at the GLAAD Media Awards in Beverly Hills, where she accepted the Vanguard Award and gave a moving speech.

Winslet made a relatively restrained speech (compared with her now infamous effusions at the Golden Globes) when accepting the best actress award for her role as a former SS concentration camp guard in Stephen Daldry's The Reader.

Frances McDormand, in an F - bomb laden speech («The awards convention is too f — king long»), accepted the best female lead award at the Spirit Awards for the dark comedy Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri, while Timothee Chalamet won best male lead for the drama Call Me by Yourawards convention is too f — king long»), accepted the best female lead award at the Spirit Awards for the dark comedy Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri, while Timothee Chalamet won best male lead for the drama Call Me by YourAwards for the dark comedy Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri, while Timothee Chalamet won best male lead for the drama Call Me by Your Name.

Perhaps no speech was more powerful or heartfelt than that of Oprah Winfrey, who was accepting the Cecil B. DeMille lifetime achievement award.

Accepting the Hollywood Foreign Press Association's Cecile B. DeMille award at the Golden Globe Awards tonight, Winfrey gave a long and impassioned speech about women standing up against patriarchy, citing Recy Taylor and Rosa Parks, her own mother, and the many women who have recently spoken out about the sexual harassment and abuse they've suffered in Hollywood and beyond.

Perhaps unsurprisingly, each of these issues comprised a component of the night's most powerful speech, which Oprah delivered as she accepted the Golden Globes» Cecil B. DeMille Award.

But the Harvey Weinstein jabs mostly stopped there — the night wasn't about the men who have been brought down by accusations of sexual misconduct, and no one encapsulated that better than Ms. Winfrey, who brought the often chatty and distracted crowd in the ballroom to rapt silence and even tears with her barnburner speech accepting the Cecil B. DeMille Award for lifetime achievement — the first black woman to do so.

But, as she showed during an electrifying speech accepting the Cecil B. DeMille Award at the Golden Globes for outstanding contributions to the world of entertainment, she has an unparalleled ability to inspire.

Lady Bird's writer and director Greta Gerwig accepted the Best Picture award on the verge of tears, excitedly praising the film's actors and crew in a similarly rushed speech.

In accepting the award, director Dee Rees gave a powerful, impassioned speech that was a sharp rebuke to anyone skeptical of films distributed by the streaming giant.

Larson took note of the moment, saying in her speech that «it may be the only time I accept an award, so going to try to get everyone in.»

The most rousing speech came from Oprah Winfrey, who accepted the Cecil B. DeMille Award for career achievement.

Traditionally, a developer or member of that team accepts the award, gives their little speech and everyone carries on.

Angelina Jolie delivered a powerful speech while accepting the «Hollywood Foreign Language Film Award» for First They Killed My Father, alongside writer Loung Ung.

She ended her barn - storming speech, in which she accepted the Cecil B. DeMille lifetime achievement award, with a call to young girls.

Streisand evoked the protest hashtag #TimesUp, but it was Oprah Winfrey, accepting a career award with a barnburner of a speech, who brought together the gender, racial and equity concerns of all the hashtags of rage, which also include #MeToo and #OscarsSoWhite.

There was, however, a bit of room for surprises — as when Jordan Peele took home a best - original - screenplay award, accepting it with a heartfelt speech that highlighted how many times he had almost abandoned the project that ended up winning him his first Oscar.

Some people deemed «Mudbound» director Dee Rees» speech when accepting the Robert Altman Award, where she declared that ««Mudbound» is cinema» devoid of the format people watch it on, as self - serving or didactic.

Ruthie Ann Miles did it while accepting her award for Best Featured Actress in a Musical for The King and I, and despite getting played off, she worked every moment of her speech.

A couple other highlights on the night were ex-president Bill Clinton appropriately presenting the film Lincoln and Jodie Foster gave a wonderful coming - out speech while accepting a lifetime achievement award.

Earlier in the evening, the men were accepting the Best British Film gong, with screenwriter McDonagh - who took home another award for the movie, this time for Best Original Screenplay - joking that he's half Irish so he's not allowed to make the speech.

Get Out filmmaker Jordan Peele also delivered a funny speech while accepting the best directorial - debut award.

Jodie Foster gave an instantly legendary speech when accepting the Cecil B. DeMille award at the Golden Globes tonight.

The evening hit a crescendo when, accepting the Cecil B. DeMille award, Oprah Winfrey brought the house down with a speech calling for the day when no woman would have to say «Me too»; Barbra Streisand expressed shock that she was the only woman to receive a Globe for best director, and even Thelma and Louise (Geena Davis and Susan Sarandon) were resurrected to announce one of the evening's top awards, perhaps to show how far the industry has, and has not, come since they drove off that cliff 27 years ago rather than return to their limited lives.

The former talk - show host, who accepted the Cecil B. DeMille Award at the Golden Globes with a rapturous speech on Sunday, was touted by Trump as a possible running mate long before he was sworn in as president.

In the night's most stirring moment, Oprah Winfrey accepted the Cecil B. DeMille award by giving a rousing speech, calling out sexual harassers around the world: «Their time is up.»

It was the last in a series of emotional speeches in which actors and filmmakers accepted awards for films that often addressed difficult issues.

Anyone who watched The Game Awards 2016 can tell you how beautiful and bittersweet of a moment it was when Ryan Green accepted the Games for Impact award for That Dragon, Cancer and gave a speech for his late son, Joel.

This performance — which lasted just under an hour — was no doubt inspired by the 1974 National Book Awards ceremony, in which a comedian accepted an award on Pynchon's behalf and delivered a rambling, pseudo-scholarly speech that left many in the audience to assume he was the author.

When you accept the award, please share with us a copy of your acceptance speech.

Judge William G. Young At the recent annual meeting of the Massachusetts Bar Foundation, U.S. District Judge William G. Young, in accepting the Great Friend of Justice Award, delivered a thoughtful and impassioned speech decrying the decrease in jury trials in the federal courts.

In his speech to accept the award he said: «I've never considered myself an activist.

Here are all my favourite moments, goss and pics... Jodie's amazing coming out speech The biggest shock of the night was Jodie Foster «s rambling, often bewildering coming - out speech as she accepted her lifetime achievement award.