Sentence examples for no shortlist from inspiring English sources

Since then, no shortlist has been without at least one Scandi entry.

Tom Sarig, below, a talent manager who is one co-founders, says there will be no Shortlist contest or award program this year.

Wigan insisted that no shortlist has been drawn up following the announcement that Hutchings had become the fourth Premier League manager to lose his job this season.

Coyle left Wanderers following discussions with Phil Gartside, the chairman, and the owner, Eddie Davies, with sources at the Reebok Stadium claiming that no shortlist for the replacement had been drawn up ahead of the decision.

It's apparently taking its time over that decision – no shortlist of candidates is expected before the end of next month – but if anyone who presents themselves for that job is regarded as capable of fulfilling both roles straightaway, it seems, then they will be appointed to both, and that will be that.

Another Tory MP, Phillip Lee, told the Guardian he was writing to Graham Brady, chair of the backbench 1922 committee, to urge that no shortlist be made before candidates had a chance to present themselves to the conference, with a new incumbent in place in November instead.

Success has come not just to the lives of the famous, with celebrity stories of chefs and footballers, but to innovative books such as Helen Macdonald's H Is for Hawk, winner of the Samuel Johnson and Costa prizes, and Henry Marsh's Do No Harm, shortlisted for the Guardian First Book award.

The BBC will appoint a representative in each of its 12 English Regions plus Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland who will each shortlist no more than 10 nominees for their regional voting panel.

In the Times, Melanie Reid described the book as "clever, strangely beautiful and definitely not for the squeamish", remarking that, just as neurosurgeon Henry Marsh's Do No Harm was shortlisted for many prizes, "Gavin Francis's book deserves the same".

By Macy Halford September 10, 2008 The Man Booker Prize shortlist: no Salman Rushdie, no John Berger, no Joseph O'Neill.

A spokesman for the Tykes said: "Barnsley can confirm that Keith Hill is no longer on its shortlist of applicants for the first-team manager's position.