Sentence examples for nominated onto from inspiring English sources

Bates went on to say that those nominated onto the terrorist watchlist, such as the No Fly list, in particular, have no way of challenging their placement onto said list.

He replied that he was aware that "there was a difference of opinion on the rules" governing California's market and that "there was a question as to how you could schedule and nominate power onto the system".

Bruce Adler, an actor and song-and-dance man with roots in the Yiddish theater who hoofed successfully onto Broadway and was nominated for two Tony Awards, died early Friday in Davie, Fla., near Fort Lauderdale.

"We are absolutely trying to capitalize on the notoriety of the listmakers," Mr. Spotts said, "to reflect glory from them onto the artists" who were nominated.

In 2011, she told a group of law students that she would probably not get onto the high court if she were nominated now: Today my ACLU connection would probably disqualify me.

Almost 150 different players were nominated for the team, and only 21 made it onto the final roster.

Get nominated or nominate yourself.

Though the shadows seem to be cast by a campfire, they are actually a mini-movie briefly projected onto the set of the show, which has been nominated for a Tony for best revival of a musical.

Only six living poets -- Ammons, Ashbery, Gwendolyn Brooks, Kenneth Koch, Robert Creeley and Richard Wilbur -- made it onto the composite list of 32 poets whose work was nominated by at least two editors.

The movies "Detropia" and "Searching for Sugar Man" have both made it onto a shortlist of 15 nonfiction films that could be nominated for an Oscar in that category.

A scribe was nominated within each group to record all the questions posed and consolidated them onto a question web provided.