Sentence examples for nominated too from inspiring English sources

"I took Steve out for dinner to celebrate his nomination and told him that I was nominated too.

Oh, and Drunk History is nominated too.

Robert de Niro, who has a supporting role as Ms Weaver's husband, has been nominated too.

Is it gratifying or just kind of irritating that all your co-stars are nominated, too?

4. If a movie is nominated for best picture, its director should be nominated, too.

Rick Reilly, of Sports Illustrated's back page, was nominated too, for "Sports from Hell," but couldn't make the proceedings due to a commitment to ESPN's Monday Night Football.

Certain academics can nominate, too: university professors of history, political science, philosophy, law or theology, as well as heads of universities, peace research centres and international affairs institutes.

agreed with Reich that the extreme candidates will likely hamper the Republicans: There's this tension between enthusiasm in the base of a party being one the crucial factors in a midterm election, but, on the other hand, you won't want that enthusiasm to nominate too many unelectable or any unelectable candidates….

But many Democrats fear that she is not only too powerful not to be nominated but too polarising to win an election.

There was some great television nominated this year, too.

He won the menswear designer award again in 2011 and he's been nominated this year, too.