Sentence examples for found a nomination from inspiring English sources
A vote for Ang Lee's film is thus more than just a vote for Ang Lee, it is a vote for all those Pixar movies that never quite made best picture, or all those Andy Serkis performances that never found a nomination.
If the Clinton team has found a pathway to the nomination that won't decimate the Party's chances in November, now would be a good time to share it.
How do you think the convention would play out if Senator Clinton went in trailing significantly in the delegate count and then found a way to take the nomination anyway?
With the arrival of Trump they finally found a representative: they won Trump the Republican nomination.
The Senate still found a way to perform some deft maneuvers around judicial nominations.
Within the Democratic Party, power shifted from the New Deal coalition to younger, more affluent, issue-oriented activists; the women's movement and gay rights movement found a place; skepticism about military buildups and foreign interventions took hold; and the 1960s "New Politics" found its culmination in McGovern's nomination.
Although Mr. Handler denied reports that Mr. McGreevey had instructed him to find a Hispanic for the nomination, he acknowledged that the governor was interested in expanding the court's ethnic composition.
"We all have to find a solution for the nomination of the president of the Commission," said Mr Van Rompuy, who has been given the task by EU leaders of negotiating with the EU Parliament about their chosen candidate.
It's probably fruitless -- actually, no probably about it -- to hope that the Academy will one day find a way to announce nominations and distribute Oscars within the month of January, thus upstaging the wholly bogus Golden Globes and the other award-of-the-week exhibitions that clog the airways from New Year's until the end of February.
You can find a full list of the nominations here.
Governor John Kasich of Ohio became the 16th – and presumably the last – serious contender to join the overflowing field of Republicans seeking the White House, hoping to find oxygen in a nomination race that has suddenly been turned upside down by the insurgent candidacy of Donald Trump.
