Sentence examples for become a finalist from inspiring English sources
Landy did not become a finalist, but it wasn't a wasted weekend.
To become a finalist from the North American group, nominees must receive approval on at least seven of nine ballots.
Additionally, New England's defensive coordinator, Romeo Crennel, who is black, was interviewed but did not become a finalist.
"In whatever kind of a 'race' life may be," he wrote, "I have abruptly become a finalist".
It usually takes an author decades to win fawning reviews, march up the best-seller list and become a finalist for a major book prize.
"I mean, would any old play about wrestling become a finalist for a Pulitzer?" Metaphors were a secondary concern, though, as rehearsals began in April in New York.
A student who becomes a finalist has two choices.
Once it became a finalist, the documentary was screened by the academy, the American Film Institute and the Simon Wiesenthal Center.
Last year a teenage German author, Helene Hegemann, published a novel that became a finalist for the Leipzig Book Fair prize, despite plagiarism charges against her.
Four years have passed since Melinda Doolittle became a finalist on "American Idol" singing in a home-cooked pop-gospel style that suggested a slightly rougher-edged Gladys Knight.
