Sentence examples for nominates about from inspiring English sources

The government any government with some 320 or more members on its side nominates about 85 of these MPs as ministers and another 25 as unpaid parliamentary private secretaries.

The Nobel Committee nominates about 300 potential laureates from these forms and additional names.

Russell Wheeler of the Brookings Institution, a centre-left think-tank, concurs: Mr Obama has nominated only about two-thirds as many judges as George Bush junior did in the equivalent period, he notes.

To be nominated is about as good as it gets".

Saying she had been nominated "about eight or nine times" but had never won an Emmy, Ms. Channing added, "I'm starting to feel like Susan Lucci," the often nominated star of the soap opera "All My Children".

Nonetheless, recent genetic studies have nominated about 20 loci that may modify AO or progression of HD.

SI nominated about 2000, MIDAS and Splicing Compass 1000 and PAC showed the most conservative result with less than 200 genes.

As Motion Picture Academy members cast their ballots for Oscar nominations this week, the biggest issue for many voters isn't about who might be nominated but about the diversity of this year's acting class.

Been nominating ditties about your brave constabulary, have we?

First, they pulled together an Oscar-nominated movie about the invention of the "poke".

Mr. Krauze said he has set out to demystify what he called a lie-riddled official narrative, and invoked "Zero Dark Thirty," Kathryn Bigelow's Oscar-nominated film about the American search for Osama bin Laden, as a role model.