During the first decades of the Third Republic (1870 1940), the position was weakened by the frequent nomination of new men by successive governments.
"The White Shadow," an acclaimed series about the white basketball coach of a racially mixed high school in a poor urban neighborhood, had its debut in 1978 and earned Mr. Paltrow, the executive producer and frequent director, Emmy nominations in 1980 and 1981.
Between that date and the day of my nomination, I had frequent contact with Mr. Bauer and Ms. Davies.
Never mind Diane Keaton and Dianne Wiest, when even Mira Sorvino can triumph and Jennifer Tilly can get nominated, how is it possible that Allen's most frequent onscreen foil never managed a single nomination?
The number of out-going friendship nominations was not associated with more frequent alcohol consumption (adolescent alcohol use), but greater number of in-coming friendship nominations (friend alcohol use) was correlated with increased alcohol use (p = .006).006
On Tuesday, in Dubuque, Donald Trump, the front-runner for the Republican Presidential nomination, took a break from his frequent warnings about the threat posed by criminals from Mexico to reflect on his experience with another part of the world.
Despite backlash over its frequent depictions of sexual violence, "Game of Thrones" received 24 nominations this year, the most of any series.
Mark Green, the consumer advocate and frequent Congressional critic, defeated John S. Dyson for the Democratic nomination for the United States Senate yesterday in the New York primary.
I say this as someone who takes Herman Cain's chances fairly seriously and recoils at the frequent assertions without evidence that he has no chance of winning the nomination.
