Grammy
- noun
- /ˈɡræmi/
- It received a Grammy nomination for Best Traditional World Album.
- Grammy-winning
- Grammy-nominated
- Grammy Award
I got crucified for attending the Grammys by my own people.
- I got crucified for attending the Grammys by my own people.
- Now we're playing Super Bowls, World Cups, multiple Grammys, taking care of our families.
- He just won a Grammy Award for best comedy album.
- Our next guest is a two time Grammy award-winning singer and songwriter.
- And recently one of those things is winning a Grammy.
- And since you were last here, like Dame Julie Andrews, you now have two Grammys.
- I feel like, where I feel like, whoa, I think maybe winning my first Latin Grammy was a very beautiful like moment.
- I will never fully understand why, but I got invited to the Grammys, which is like the craziest, most lovely thing to me.
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Eve is a Grammy award-winning singer, rapper and songwriter.
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He just won a Grammy Award for best comedy album.
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Oh, OK, So we got invited to a Grammy after party.
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I got six Grammys and seven platinum records!
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I will never fully understand why, but I got invited to the Grammys, which is like the craziest, most lovely thing to me.
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He received a Grammy Lifetime Achievement Award in 1991.
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Grammy-winning producer Jimmy Jam makes a special appearance at the Tri-M Connections National Conference in Minneapolis.
Academic text (2004) -
Grammy-winning singer/songwriter Jason Mraz will headline the gig, held at the foot of the magnificent Shwedagon Pagoda.
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He just won a Grammy Award for best comedy album.
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The album has also been nominated for five Grammys, including one for Song of the Year.
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Etymology
Grammy comes from the word gramophone, the old 'record player', so the award was named after the device that made and played music. That's why a Grammy is a prize for great work in music.