Sentence examples for nominated says from inspiring English sources

"It's important to say, 'I don't really want to do politics but somebody has to,'" if you want to be nominated, says Mr Reinhardt.

"What's more important is that women get more opportunities so there's a whole range of people who have done terrific jobs and have really meaty parts and not just the five people who get nominated" says Terry Lawler.

"The first thing people said to me when I was nominated," says Silverman, "was congratulations.

"A number of painters were nominated," said Joan Young, the associate curator of contemporary art at the Guggenheim.

"184 candidates or not, it feels very good to be nominated," said the former children's laureate Rosen.

"All of us were holding our breath on whether Stark would be nominated," said Daryl Roth, one of the lead producers of "Kinky Boots".

Mr. Gramm, who said he was "absolutely confident" that Mr. Bush would be nominated, said Mr. McCain was a perfectly acceptable alternative.

"He was unidentified nationally, and that's why they pounded him from the moment he was nominated," said Stephanie Cutter, Mr. Kerry's campaign communications director.

"It's very irritating that it didn't get nominated," said Thorsten Ritter, head of marketing at Bavaria Film International, which is handling international sales for "Goodbye Lenin".

"After the seventh time" the Stooges were nominated, said the band's guitarist, James Williamson, in his acceptance speech, "we were beginning to think we would have to take pride in not getting in".

"We have complete confidence that when the process is complete Cardell Cooper will be nominated," said Jamie Fox, a spokesman for Senator Robert G. Torricelli of New Jersey, one of Mr. Cooper's main backers for the housing post.