Sentence examples for nominated ahead from inspiring English sources

The concert will celebrate the songs and scores that have been nominated, ahead of the main awards show.

Seeing this group nominated ahead of the outstanding ensemble from "Nebraska" (Bruce Dern and June Squibb did receive individual nominations) isn't surprising (again, SAG loves to buy in bulk), but that doesn't make it any less egregious.

On consistency over the whole season, he is nominated here ahead of team-mates Papiss Cissé and Demba Ba, who have also contributed heavily towards Newcastle success.

However, the federation would be unable to nominate him ahead of those athletes who have achieved Commonwealth marks.

John Kerry had been auditioning for the job of secretary of state for years before he was nominated by President Barack Obama ahead of his second term in the White House.

Nominations: Hayden went ahead and nominated Brendon and Boobiac, although Britney tried to get Kathy nominated.

So go ahead, nominate the best startups and products of 2010, and we hope to see you at the Crunchies!

Yet all the coverage so far has focused on who's nominated who or who's ahead in the polls.

Divisadero by Michael Ondaatje was nominated by 13 libraries, just ahead of Ian McEwan's On Chesil Beach, which received 10 nods.

Four of the six directors Broadcom had nominated were polling so far ahead of their Qualcomm peers that the race was effectively over, according to data viewed by Bloomberg.

Mr. Obama leaves here with political popularity that is still considerable, after his victory in Iowa and his growing support in the nominating contests ahead.