Sentence examples for nominated more from inspiring English sources

(Though he was nominated more than once for the award, he never received one).

Ms. Berzon, a San Francisco lawyer, was first nominated more than two years ago.

He was nominated more than once for the Nobel Prize, and his works are available in most major languages.

Phillip Seymour Hoffman ("The Master") could be a compromise candidate: he was nominated more widely than Mr. Waltz, and won more awards than Mr. Jones.

Only a couple of books got nominated more than once - Palestinian Walks by Raja Shehadeh and Child 44 by Tom Rob Smith.

Cumberbatch, who stars in the hit BBC1 series opposite Martin Freeman, has been nominated more times than anyone else in the main categories at tomorrow's awards, including three times for Sherlock, but is yet to win one.

To fulfill these obligations, the Tony nominators may have to nominate more shows than they might want to, and from these, the producers may have to select the more conventionally televisable sequences.

John McCain is promising to nominate more archconservatives, which could tip the court far to the right.

The White House should nominate more promptly, but the Senate must confirm with much greater expedition.

It is possible to nominate more than one beneficiary, and decide in what proportion you want each person to benefit.

But parties have tended to nominate more ideologically extreme candidates in their first cycle out of the White House rather than being willing to settle for an electable moderate.