Sentence examples for nominated for which from inspiring English sources

The CO have a handy breakdown of what they each mean and who can be nominated for which order.

She was great in nearly all of these things, but the thing she's nearly always nominated for, which is "best supporting actress", pretty much sums it up.

Skepta, Kano and Stormzy were all nominated for awards – which makes sense, considering they are the leading figureheads of grime, our biggest and most important musical export since Britpop.

That was followed by the exotic Black Narcissus and then Olivier's Oscar-winning Hamlet in 1948, for which Simmons was nominated as best supporting actress.

Her show at Raven Row, for which she is nominated, incorporates the video projections with their AV equipment, showcasing them together as though they form one large installation.

The nominated actresses did not receive Oscar nods or the movie role for which they are nominated by wearing designer dresses.

But there are two roles he excels in: the quietly repressed (such as the butler Mr Stevens in The Remains of the Day, for which he was Oscar-nominated) and the hammily monstrous (Hannibal Lecter, for which he did win an Oscar).

No one who saw Hotel Rwanda (for which she was Oscar-nominated) can fail to have been unutterably impressed by the rawness and subtlety of emotions.

Recent productions include Top Hat the Musical, for which she was Olivier-nominated; and Roots, opening at the Donmar, London WC2, 3 October.

He was a jobbing actor for years before Bigelow gave him a golden ticket as the unhinged Sergeant William James, a role for which he was duly Oscar-nominated.

I am for a nominated element which would include a range of views.