Sentence examples for nominated as part from inspiring English sources

Asked if he would prefer to be nominated as part of an ensemble or as an individual, however, Mr. Mangan paused before handling the question with the finesse of his please-all-of-the-people-all-of-the-time character.

The Albanian novelist's latest book, a dark political thriller set in the twilight of Enver Hoxha's dictatorship called The Successor, is nominated as part of a longlist for the £10,000 award which spans the globe.

Democrats have asserted that Mr. Estrada is a stealth candidate, a staunch conservative who has not disclosed his views in speeches or writings and has thus been nominated as part of Mr. Bush's plan to pack the courts with right-wing ideologues.

Network size was based on the number of persons that they nominated as part of their health and pregnancy network, with a possible range from 0-5.

You can nominate one company or person per category per day, but otherwise can nominate as much as you want.

One of 24 former players and managers nominated as "Albion Legends" as part of Brighton's centenary events in 2001, he took an active role in the celebrations.

President Barack Obama agreed to nominate Boggs as part of an all-or-nothing package of seven nominees he negotiated with Georgia's two senators.

The president agreed to nominate Boggs as part of an all-or-nothing package of seven nominees he cut with Georgia's Republican senators.

And J. Melvin Muse, chairman at Muse Cordero Chen & Partners in Los Angeles, part of Muse Creative Holdings, was nominated as the 2000-2001 secretary-treasurer.

Brendan Ryan, chief executive at FCB Worldwide in New York, part of True North Communications, was nominated as the 2001-2 chairman of the association, known as the Four A's.

Ken Kaess, 46, president and chief executive at DDB Worldwide in New York, part of the Omnicom Group, was nominated as vice chairman for 2001-2.