Sentence examples for be nominated twice from inspiring English sources

At the 2010 MTV Video Music Awards, Gaga won 8 of her 13 nominations, including Video of the Year for "Bad Romance" (with "Telephone" also nominated), which made her the first female artist to be nominated twice for the award.

For her to be nominated twice marks an achievement both as a performer and as a judge of projects.

But the Academy did include a caveat that actors, unlike directors, couldn't be nominated twice in the same category in the same year.

"To be nominated once is incredible, to be nominated twice is out of control," the 19-year-old said when she arrived.

This week Steven Soderbergh became the first director to be nominated twice the same year, for "Erin Brockovich" and "Traffic," since Michael Curtiz in 1938 ("Angels With Dirty Faces" and "Four Daughters").

The 24-year-old, who has already won five Grammys this year despite her well-publicised problems, became the first artist to be nominated twice for best song, musically and lyrically, the top prize.

Possible major nominations: Screenplay; Lonergan has been nominated twice for that award.

Gail Mancuso is recognized for the second time for "Modern Family". Michelle MacLaren is on her third nomination for "Breaking Bad". Lena Dunham has been nominated twice for directing "Girls" (which she also writes, produces and stars in).

So when they made the sensible decision to class Winslet's turn in The Reader as a leading role, either that or her turn in Revolutionary Road would be excluded from the final nomination list and so the ruse of her being nominated twice was ruined.

There were no prizes for BBC2 drama's about Alfred Hitchcock, The Girl, despite its four nominations or for another BBC2 drama, Parade's End, which was nominated twice.

Wallenberg was nominated twice for the Nobel Peace Prize, in 1948 by more than 50 qualified nominators and in 1949 by a single nominator At the time, the prize could be awarded posthumously, but the concept of such awards was controversial.