Sentence examples for nominated for one from inspiring English sources

Field, who plays the matriarch in the television series, Brothers & Sisters, was nominated for one of the Emmy Awards, which were being televised on Sunday night.

One of the 10, toxicologist Michael Honeycutt, failed to secure a seat on the EPA's seven-member Clean Air Scientific Advisory Committee when he was nominated for one last fall — with good reason.

Few actually expect "Live Music" to win an Academy Award or even be nominated for one.

Rudman and I were also nominated for one of those, but lost out.

A few years back he was honoured by the BBC, nominated for one of those people's award types.

If you want to go to the Oscars, get nominated for one, or become a ember of the Academy and get lucky in the annual lottery.

David Chipperfield has been nominated for not one but two projects, one in Germany and another in Spain.

When Julia Louis-Dreyfoundoutd out she was nominated for not one but two Golden Globes this year, she quipped, "One question: Does this mean I need two dresses?" Nope, one will do, Julia.

Creed was also nominated for only one award: best supporting actor for the film's one white star, Sylvester Stallone.

Similarly, Creed, Ryan Coogler's vibrant millennial reboot of the Rocky franchise, was nominated for only one Oscar: best supporting actor for the film's one white star, Sylvester Stallone.

In 1969, he won a National Book Award for "Death in Life: Survivors of Hiroshima" (Random House) and was nominated for another one in 1974 for "Home From the War: Vietnam Veterans -- Neither Victims nor Executioners" (Simon & Schuster).