Sentence examples for nominated out from inspiring English sources

If Bigelow is nominated for the best directing Oscar in March, it will be only the fourth time a woman has been nominated, out of more than 400 director nominations altogether (the other three were Lina Wertmüller in 1976, Jane Campion in 1993, and Sofia Coppola in 2003).

"I have had three films nominated out of the last five I've made.

Given that only two female comics had been nominated out of 54 possible slots, the chances of a woman winning were slim.

If Wachtell's bylaw is adopted widely, and I suspect it will see some momentum, directors will have to agree to be nominated out of the goodness of their hearts.

Another candidate Obama asked to consider the job, former White House counsel Kathy Ruemmler, asked not to be nominated out of concern her close relationship to Obama could lead to a difficult confirmation effort.

But the fund's alternative plan to replace part of Cordiant's board with its own nominees, who would then demand a better price from WPP, suffered a blow when two of the executives it wanted to nominate pulled out.

In fact, a President Hillary Clinton might even nominate an out justice as a way of reshaping her family's legacy on LGBTQ rights.

Anthony McPartlin and Declan Donnelly failed to win despite being nominated twice, losing out in the reality and constructed factual category, where they were nominated for ITV's I'm A Celebrity … Get Me Out of Here!, to E4's Made in Chelsea.

The decision to carry out an honor killing is usually made by the family as a group, and an under-age boy is often nominated to carry out the task, to eliminate even the smallest risk of a prison sentence.

The findings were also another indication that Democratic voters appear as energized about this election as Republican voters are subdued, though that could change once the Republicans rally around a candidate and if Mrs. Clinton is nominated and turns out to be as polarizing a candidate as Republicans are hoping.

A1 Air Force Promotions Blocked Senator Larry E. Craig of Idaho is blocking the promotions of more than 850 Air Force officers, including young pilots who fought in Iraq and the general nominated to bail out the scandal-plagued United States Air Force Academy, in a rare clash between the Pentagon and a senior Republican lawmaker.