Sentence examples for been nominated until the from inspiring English sources

Regina didn't even know she'd been nominated until the final ballot was distributed in homeroom.

As always, none knew they were nominated until the phone call saying they'd won.

In a series of tweets, Senate Minority Leader Harry Reid refuted Sen. Mitch McConnell's suggestion that a new Supreme Court justice shouldn't be nominated until the next president is elected.

In an effort to determine why he is the presumptive nominee (technically he won't be nominated until the delegates cast their ballots), it is useful to analyze his communications strategy and why it has been effective to this point.

It became the first musical in twelve years to be nominated for the Academy Award for Best Motion Picture of the Year following All That Jazz (1979) and the last one to be nominated until Moulin Rouge! (2001), ten years later.

"I didn't know I was nominated until I was told I had won," said Queen, who chairs the political science department.

Sebelius would fill a job that had been slated to go to former senator Thomas A. Daschle (D-S.D ., who withD-S.D .om consideration over his failure to pay $146,000 in back taxes and interest until he had been nominated for the job.

If confirmed by the Senate, Sebelius would fill a vital Cabinet position originally slated to go to former senator Thomas A. Daschle, who withdrew from consideration last month over his failure to pay $146,000 in back taxes and interest until he had been nominated for the post.

More than 10,000 Atlantic City residents work in the casino industry, but until last week none had been nominated to the state Casino Control Commission.

He did not even know that he had been nominated as a torchbearer until his wife had to measure him for the official tracksuit last Christmas.

In some eyes, Tilda Swinton is one of Britain's most talented actors yet had never even been nominated for a Bafta until this year.