Sentence examples for be nominated because it from inspiring English sources

As for the Bafta, the big one, all he can say is, "It's lovely to be nominated, because it means someone, somewhere, liked my work", and hope I'll shut up about it because it's making him squirm.

The album is likely to be nominated because it is a runaway bestseller and the duo's "Stankonia" was nominated in the same category last year.

We were all preparing for Claire [Danes] to be nominated because Claire is Claire.

I'm also very proud of the Dave Grusin surround record because this is the first live surround mix to be nominated and second, because usually they consider live recordings to be sub-par to the studio surround, so that was a real accomplishment.

"It was an honour to be nominated" can sound as hollow as you think it would.

"First of all, it's an honor just to be nominated..."...

"For the first time at the Academy Awards, no American composer was nominated," it points out.

So far, few young scientists have applied or been nominated, primarily because they didn't think the positions were within their reach--historically, these positions went to research bigwigs who needed another feather in their cap.

Yet here it is, nominated as best picture.

At the 1994 Lo Nuestro Awards, it was nominated Regional Mexican Album of the Year.

The first is because I was nominated as secretary of state without going through the Vatican's channels of diplomacy.