Sentence examples similar to Nominate days from inspiring English sources

Starring three of the four actors who starred in Bouchareb's Oscar-nominated "Days of Glory" as a trio of Algerian brothers who get caught up in the struggle for independence, this is a kind of "Once Upon a Time in the Revolution," a film that adroitly puts Hollywood epic style at the service of compelling Third World subject matter.

Lynch was nominated 167 days ago.

JFK's assassination was the subject of the Oscar-nominated Four Days in November 19644); and The Journey of Robert F Kennedy charted his brother's life.

He would surely be replaced by a Republican who sounds more reasonable but holds similarly extreme views on abortion, immigration, gay rights and the role of government because those are the kinds of candidates the party nominates these days in state after state.

Football's world governing body Fifa has asked for the countries to nominate the day of the ties, venues and kick-offs by Friday.

That makes him difficult for the Republicans to nominate in these days, from what I can tell.

He submitted his nominating paperwork several days before the designated filing period.

In the best actor category, Law is shortlisted for his portrayal of the title role of Shakespeare's Hamlet, while James McAvoy, also best known for his films, is nominated for Three Days of Rain.

Nominated for: Two Days, One Night.

In September, the president officially nominated Bement 3 days before his stint as acting director would have expired (ScienceNOW, 15 September).

Under the Vacancies Act of 1998, President Bush has 210 days to nominate a successor, which means he must nominate someone by the end of January 2004.