Sentence examples similar to nominated the age from inspiring English sources

Historian Lowell H. Harrison maintained that Laffoon expected his rival faction to nominate the aging Beckham to oppose Rhea, and that he hoped a two-stage primary would wear Beckham down.

Both are nominated in the "age 5-12" category for their books Shiverton Hall and Darcy Burdock.

In 2011 she was nominated for The Age's Sport Performer Award in the Performer with a Disability category.

To make matters worse, the government has nominated the BBFC – The British Board of Film Classification – as the age verification regulator.

On Saturday at 7 30 p.m he will be interviewed by fellow composer Cynthia Millar before a screening of his Oscar-nominated "The Age of Innocence" (1993).

"They nominated the establishment candidate".

(In 1998, someone nominated the Starr Report).

She blazed into film in the early 1990s with a spate of disarming work: she was Oscar-nominated at the age of 18 for playing the bashful thumb-sucker (it was Robert De Niro's thumb she sucked, not her own) in Martin Scorsese's Cape Fear.

But he considered himself too out-of-touch to pick music for "Boyhood," so he got kids about Mason's age to nominate the music they most remembered from each period and write little essays on their associations: this song recalled the long, hot summer of 2009; that one was bound up with the memory of getting dumped.

I would nominate the Queen as well, but at her age (and knowing my luck) she is spared.

Roberts began serving on the court in 2005, after being nominated at the young age of 50 by President George W. Bush.