Sentence examples for nominated yes from inspiring English sources

Immediate reaction: The eclectic mix here includes dramatizations of recent events ("Paterno," "Flint"), the searing "The Tale" and the Ray Bradbury adaptation "Fahrenheit 451". Netflix's "USS Callister" is the only episode of a TV show to be nominated (yes, it still counts as a movie, since each episode of "Black Mirror" is a separate story), which could help set it apart from the others.

Areas covered include: can you nominate anyone (yes, so long as they fit the criteria laid down in Alfred Nobel's will); and do you regret any of the decisions (no comment).

Yes, the film grossed over $140 million back in the 1980s, and yes, it was nominated for 11 Oscars.

Colbert: "The first woman ever nominated by a major party, yes.

— WILL STOREY Since World War II, just 24 men (yes, all men) have been nominated for president by one of the two major parties.

And yes, it became a cliché as he nominated former opponent Hillary Clinton to be his secretary of state.

It is considering several proposals, including a national "yes or no" referendum on a complete slate nominated by the council.

I watch the Oscars obsessively (yes, even on YouTube) and all the films that get nominated.

That Ledger will be nominated again for The Dark Knight in the supporting actor category – oh yes, don't forget the film's main star, as Batman, Christian Bale – seems to be beyond question already.

Asked if he would participate in the public-financing system if he was nominated for president and his major opponents agreed to do the same, Mr. Obama wrote yes.

Well, yes, that is certainly true but not the reason why OpenStack nominated Havana.