Sentence examples for at nomination from inspiring English sources

The illusion that Bush describes is shared by none of the four remaining Democratic candidates with a chance at nomination.

Miramax's strategy of flooding the last weeks of the year with a half dozen Oscar-worthy films has certainly paid off at nomination time.

"Kong" has grossed over $213 million, while the five nominees together don't top $185 million, even lower than last year's $204 million as a group at nomination time.

But it's safe to say Coogan will be the one curled up in a fetal ball wailing hopelessly if nothing comes his way at nomination time; like Jerry Lewis and Peter Sellers, he's one of those comics whose desperation for artistic credibility is all too evident.

He should just have cards printed up and mailed out at nomination time saying: We don't want judges who are "activists, soft on crime, legislating from the bench or thwarting the will of the majority", and more recently (the Sotomayor nomination), we certainly do not want judges with "empathy" for the downtrodden, minorities or the poor.

"There is a possibility that they will attack again in an unexpected way," Mr. Kim said Dec. 3 at a nomination hearing at the National Assembly, South Korea's Parliament.

A documentarian's work does not stop at an Oscar nomination, at least not for Josh Fox, left.

At some nomination meetings guns have been brandished.