Sentence examples for nominating from from inspiring English sources

The choice for Republicans always looked to be nominating from the right and going to war with a motivated base, or accepting Romney -- liberal warts and all -- and fighting for the independent center.

For best performance by a featured actress in a musical, for example, Laura Benanti and Ann Hampton Callaway were nominated from "Swing!," and Deborah Yates and Karen Ziemba were nominated from "Contact".

Should new areas be added, five members would be nominated from there.

Also nominated from The Audience are Haydn Gwynne for her Margaret Thatcher and Richard McCabe for his Harold Wilson in the supporting categories.

Mr. Koch, a delegate from New York, stood with his party's state chairman as Mr. Romney was formally nominated from the convention floor on Tuesday.

But this year may be a different story since the producers chose 10 nominees, while Academy members may nominate from 5 to 10 films for best picture.

Mr. Samuels said he would not ask to be nominated from the floor and would, instead, circulate petitions to get himself on the ballot the hard way.

RICHARD BRODY: Exactly; it makes it impossible for a film that's in political opposition to the regime ever getting nominated from many countries.

A crowd of tens of thousands heckled the mainstream politicians and cheered those about a third who were nominated from their own activist ranks.

But this year may be a different story, since the producers stuck with 10 nominees, while Academy members may nominate from 5 to 10.

Most commonly, Mr. Greenstein said, individuals interested in running for a position on the board are nominated from the floor at the annual meeting.