Sentence examples for for multiple nominations from inspiring English sources

Her single "FourFiveSeconds" seemed tailor-made for multiple nominations.

Having finally seen the film, I think it's a no-brainer for multiple nominations, owing to an unarguably excellent last hour that makes it almost impossible to dislike.

Unsure whether the academy will make history Sunday night in the lead drama actress category by awarding the Emmy to Viola Davis or Taraji P. Henson (or maybe the award will go to Tatiana Maslany, who plays enough characters for multiple nominations)?

The first, slightly longer questionnaire, asked for multiple nominations of opinion leaders, with specific information about the nature of the relationship with each nominee.

Correction: May 10, 2000, Wednesday An article yesterday about the Tony Award nominations referred incorrectly to the previous occurrence of multiple nominations for a single director in different categories.

The video is featured on Michael Jackson's Vision and the Target version DVD of Bad 25. "Leave Me Alone" was the recipient of multiple nominations for its music video.

So the howls that greeted this year's nominations – Nicole Kidman for The Paperboy!? Multiple nominations for Salmon Fishing in the Yemen?! – were largely lost on me.

Before the telecast the History channel chief Nancy Dubuc said that the multiple nominations for the mini-series were a significant moment for History, a channel best known for reality shows like "Pawn Stars".

The multiple nominations for Mumford & Sons and the Lumineers, who were up for best new artist and best Americana album, underscored the rise of acoustic folk-rock relying on banjos and close harmonies rather than Auto-Tuned voices and electronic dance tracks.

At the opposite end of the feminist spectrum, the Telegraph is framing this week's Emmy awards – particularly the multiple nominations for Lena Dunham and her show Girls – as a watershed moment for women in comedy.

"Her" -- the first movie ever about a relationship between an operating system and a person -- as well as the "The Imitation Game" -- about the father of AI, Alan Turing -- each won Oscars for their screenplays in addition to earning multiple nominations, including for best picture.