Sentence examples for nominated a lot from inspiring English sources

The converse is also somewhat true -- if someone has been nominated a lot but has not won, they may build up some sympathy points.

DINING, PAGE F1 'Spamalot' Nominated a Lot "Spamalot," the goofy musical adaptation of the 1975 film "Monty Python and the Holy Grail," led all productions with 14 Tony Award nominations.

TR: Yeah, we got it for Best Rock Instrumental, and it was funny because we were nominated for a lot of Grammy's that year, and I think the band, if we were going to get anything, might get it for something like "Owner of a Lonely Heart".

The forty were pruned by lot to twelve, who nominated a total of twenty-five, who needed at least nine nominations each.

Mr. Kos nominated a Klimt saxophone.

In that case the choice before the Democratic Party and the superdelegates will be to nominate a surging Bernie Sanders with lots of money who obliterates the Republicans in the polls, or to nominate a slumping Hillary Clinton and her string of losses, scandals and weak poll numbers who clings to one positive attribute  --  that she is a woman.

One of each of these was nominated by lot as the international prototypes, other copies were retained by the CGPM as working copies and the rest were distributed to member nations for use as their national prototypes.

The Republicans would be a lot shrewder if they bargained with Obama to nominate a center-right nominee who could be confirmed.

She added, "We think that people had a chance to express a lot of different opinions about a better way to nominate a president".

She also nominates a personal passion.

Unable to nominate a candidate (Sen.