Sentence examples for few nominating from inspiring English sources

But the winnowed cast of candidates who lag behind him was hatching competing plans to outlast one another through the next few nominating contests, starting with the traditionally bruising primary in South Carolina, which votes on Jan . 21

But very few nominated themselves as 'high performers', indicating awareness of much work yet to do.

Among the lucky few Hispanics nominated tonight are costume designer Paco Delgado nominated as "Best Costume" for his elaborated attires in the musical "Les Miserables, Mexican Jose Antonio Garcíaa, nominated in the category of "Best Sound" for his work on "Argo," and Chilean Claudio Miranda, who won for "Best Photography" for "Life of Pi".

The few women nominated in the past include the French-Iranian Marjane Satrapi, creator of the acclaimed Persepolis series, and the British artist Posy Simmonds, who created Gemma Bovery and Tamara Drewe.

A few people nominated "the f-word," though we were uncertain if they meant the word "fuck" (unacceptable: you need it if you stub a toe, not to mention for other anatomical purposes) or the euphemism (in which case we're O.K. with ditching it: we prefer "eff").

A few users nominated Super Saturday, particularly the defining images of Mo Farah and Jessica Ennis' triumphs.. Sir Chris Hoy's record-breaking sixth gold medal was a moment mooted by many, its memorable status perhaps helped by the wonderful reaction of the cyclist's mum, who found it difficult to watch the final stages of his stunning victory in the Men's Keirin.

At least one longtime Democrat, Sen. John Kerry of Massachusetts, will be departing in a few weeks, nominated by Obama to be secretary of state.

The municipality consists of a board of councillors elected from each of the 32 wards of Darjeeling town as well as a few members nominated by the state government.

The series dominated the 64th Annual Emmy Awards on Sunday -- leaving with four trophies -- but Vergara, one of the few Latinas nominated this year, left empty handed for the third consecutive year.

Very few were nominated by community leaders (3.9%), in-charges (1.6%) or village health committees (0.6%).

Very few specifically nominated the benefits of vaccination for the baby, and when questioned had varied opinions about this.