Sentence examples for have a nomination from inspiring English sources

We also have a nomination for the prize.

I think The Martian is certainly well directed by Ridley Scott – who, oddly, does not have a nomination.

To have a nomination settled in this way is a bit like having an election settled by a 5-4 vofe of the Supreme Court.

The Magic Numbers, who famously stormed off Top of the Pops after presenter Richard Bacon made a joke about their weight, have a nomination for best breakthrough act.

"Unless you're a political professional or running a bed-and-breakfast in New Hampshire," Mr. Daniels said, "it's a darn good thing that we'll have a nomination campaign measured in months, not years".

At the very least, his candidacy could serve a useful purpose by forcing Clinton to engage with tricky issues relating to inequality, wage stagnation, and the party's ties to Wall Street, and by showing that nobody, not even a former Secretary of State, senator, and First Lady who would be bidding to become the first female President, can expect to have a nomination handed to her.

Bush also has a nomination for best Album for Aerial, her first album in 12 years.

In fact, the only top category in which "Lincoln" has a nomination but doesn't have reader backing is best supporting actress.

"So many collaborations in the theatre, it's just some producer thinks, Well, this guy had a nomination for Emmy, so, O.K., let's have him.

"If your agent doesn't come up with a really good offer within six months of having a nomination, you have to change your agent.

JOHN D. CORNELIUS, a flight attendant for Alaska Airlines, already has a nomination in mind for 2002 Person of the Year.