Sentence examples for it nominated from inspiring English sources

I would have loved to see it nominated, for everybody that works for me.

If the party wanted to end these kinds of embarrassing moments, it could return to the days when it nominated mainstream candidates.

It nominated its own candidate, Josef Tosovsky, a former prime minister of the Czech Republic, who told the board that as a "representative of an emerging market transition economy," he would bring a different perspective to the job.

Prior to Serzh Sargsyan's election as president of Armenia and for a short time thereafter, the ARF was a member of the governing coalition, even though it nominated its own candidate in the presidential elections.

Instead, it nominated one of its members, Edgar A. Brown, one of Mr. Thurmond's old antagonists from Barnwell.

The Congress, although it was financed by business houses like the Birlas and Bajaj during the independence movement, did not bring a businessman into the Parliament until 1984 when it nominated K.K. Birla as its candidate from Rajasthan.

It won in every category in which it was nominated except album of the year, which went to the indie-rock heroes Arcade Fire for "The Suburbs," the first time a band solidly in the alt-rock world has taken that top category.

By one measure, the show's biggest early beneficiary was a group that didn't win any awards at all: Mumford & Sons, the young British folk-rock band that performed on its own and with Bob Dylan, lost in the two categories it was nominated (including best new artist), but nearly doubled sales of its album "Sigh No More" (Glassnote), reaching No. 2 on the Billboard chart with 49,000.

It's nominated for best original song alongside Happy from Despicable Me 2, Let It Go from Frozen and The Moon Song from Her. Show producers Craig Zadan and Neil Meron said the Oscars ceremony will be the first time U2 have performed the song live.

Yet here it is, nominated as best picture.

Among others, Mount Vernon, George Washington's estate, will have to wait until the next go-around: it was nominated but rejected.