Sentence examples for nominate so from inspiring English sources

The problem with the Tonys is that there isn't much to nominate so they end up going: "It's a lamp.

Mr Miliband sought to reassure his parliamentary party, telling the Guardian newspaper: "They will continue to play an important role with their right to nominate, so it will be MPs that will decide who goes forward to the election in the country on the principle of one member one vote".

Bailey responded that of course he wanted the book nominated, so the fee was paid, and the nomination became official.

Many were upset to see that "Mudbound" director Dee Rees did not receive a nomination in her own right, particularly when the category has a history of nominating so few women.

FOREIGN LANGUAGE "The Counterfeiters" (Austria) (The best foreign films were not nominated, so flipping coins here).

MacArthur fellows are secretly nominated, so the awards usually come as a complete surprise.

Two other authors have been doubly nominated so far - Naomi Alderman in 2006 and Clare Allan last year.

Every time he makes a film it gets nominated, so if you're an actor, stick with him.

"Billy Lynn's Long Halftime Walk" is a succès d'estime, the only book here nominated so far for a major literary prize, in this case, a National Book Award.

It's going to be a very slow process, and Obama has not helped himself by nominating so few people so far.

Right now, the GOP is threatening to make enormous inroads with female voters by nominating so many female senate and gubernatorial candidates.