Sentence examples similar to a like nomination from inspiring English sources

Grillo had warned Raggi the day before that "important decisions, like nominations" should now be endorsed by party leadership.

(Crying while being buff is the ne plus ultra of best actor behavior; the Bagger would like nominations on who should do it next. Channing Tatum, please step up).

Only infrequently, when there is a drama like the nomination of Clarence Thomas in 1991 or the failed nomination of Robert H. Bork in 1987, does the public pay attention.

Charles Arthur, technology editor If you like a nomination, cast a vote for them with a short comment in the comment thread.

In an email sent on the day after the announcement, McCloskey told Marks the nomination "would be like nominating Mein Kampf for a literary prize in Jewish studies.

As a result, her race with Petersen at times looks more like a nomination fight between progressive Democrats than a Virginia general election.

Isabel Lawson, 12, from Measham, Britain: "I would like a Nomination bracelet (charm bracelet) with a charm of the Spanish flag and pink bunny.

Least liked nominations were subtracted from most liked nominations scores.

The notion of professional achievement, let alone an accolade like an Emmy nomination, was simply not in my realm of possibilities.

PD: How can an actor hope to parlay a nomination like this to better and further your career?

Coming off an apparent Iowa victory and a clear win in New Hampshire and leading in the polls, the frontrunner behaved like his nomination was a foregone conclusion, and let Gingrich strut and fret unchallenged on the stage.