Sentence examples for multiple nominations and from inspiring English sources
Multiple nominations and awards for her Edinburgh Fringe Festival shows show the critics like her too.
Wikipedia offers a handy list of directors who received multiple nominations, and how many awards they won.
Network won four Oscars, Broadcast News, The Insider, Good Night, and Good Luck and even Frost/Nixon received multiple nominations and won countless other awards.
The word in Florence was that Cookson had imagined that the UCI Congress might get bogged down over the question of McQuaid's controversial multiple nominations, and had something ready up his sleeve for such a situation.
Kevin Smith's first feature (both as director and writer), "Clerks," was hailed as one of the boldest comedies of the decade, winning multiple nominations and awards; it became a classic for many.
When the conversation turned to the Grammys (tonight on CBS), Ms. Lee seemed a bit dazed about her multiple nominations and said she had designed a black dress in Japan that wraps around her like a mummy, giving the effect of a corpse and an angel.
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.
The incident took place on Saturday, and Feldstein did not attend the Grammys the following night, despite both Bareilles' and Thicke's performances and multiple nominations.
Firewatch, Overcooked and Overwatch, which are particular favourites of many developers, also got multiple nominations, Firewatch with six and the othertwo receiving four.
You can see this in niche favorite Kacey Musgraves landing a CMAs performing slot and multiple nominations.
