Sentence examples for nominated yet from inspiring English sources

And there's Chuck Hagel, nominated yet totally-still-not-confirmed by the U.S. Senate.

Butts said that the White House is vetting about sixty-seven candidates who haven't been nominated yet.

"Rings" fared better, earning an additional $14 million after it was nominated, yet still a minuscule percentage of its overall box-office take.

"There was a pea coat, a tank top, a slim skirt," Ms. Gilhart said of the collections designed by Mr. McCollough and Mr. Hernandez, nominated yet again for the top awards at Monday's ceremony.

At age 70 he was nominated yet again, for his depiction of Sully, an irresponsible yet humorous construction worker in Nobody's Fool (1994), directed by Robert Benton and based on the novel by Richard Russo Newmann once claimed that the character was the closest to himself that he had ever played.

It's unusual to see such a strong grass-roots effort in opposition to someone who hasn't even been nominated yet.

Nominators said they are under no pressure or dictates from the administration committee or the industry about which shows or types of shows to nominate, yet there has been an evident drift over the years toward those still running rather than those, however successful, that opened and closed earlier in the season.

Reviewers were thrilled — there was great pride in the thought that an American Olivier might be at hand — and he was nominated for yet another Academy Award.

The White House hasn't nominated anyone yet to take her place, but already the various interests are expressing their hopes and fears.

The night before surgery he had been nominated for yet another Grammy, this time for his most recent album, The Living Room Sessions, Part 1. "Unfortunately, despite the best efforts of the surgeons and doctors taking care of him, his body was not able to withstand the strain of the surgery.

And he's nominated for yet another Grammy (Best Rock Album) for Rock 'N' Roll Party Honoring Les Paul.