Sentence examples for nomination at all from inspiring English sources
Some Democratic offices had not heard from White House representatives about the nomination at all.
Meanwhile, without raising much money, and while working so quietly that Politico has developed a beat wondering whether he wants the nomination at all, Rubio has become the favorite for the nomination in the betting markets and has moved (in most polls of likely Republican primary voters, in most states) into the top tier of candidates.
COLUMBIA, S.C. -- Newt Gingrich came clean Tuesday afternoon, admitting that if he can't win this state's primary on Saturday, he probably can't win the Republican nomination at all.
The two men both had strong support within the party, and neither had much desire to make open war on one another; Lane was not even sure that he wanted to fight for a nomination at all.
If it's any consolation, "The Big Lebowski" didn't get any nominations at all.
And there were no nominations at all for the BBC's popular digital speech station, BBC7.
There were no nominations at all for "The Butler," a movie I liked, and one that featured strong performances by Forest Whitaker and Oprah Winfrey.
It's a strong group, with many new musicals left in the cold, among them "War Paint," "Amélie," "A Bronx Tale," and "Charlie and the Chocolate Factory" — the last three of which got no nominations at all.
To the surprise of many, that singer was not the country star Taylor Swift, who through a combination of poor album-release timing and voter oversight received no nominations at all.
Leading the pack, with twelve nominations, is " It's a strong group, with many new musicals left in the cold, among them "War Paint," "Amélie," "A Bronx Tale," and "Charlie and the Chocolate Factory" — the last three of which got no nominations at all.
Other less successful shows included Empire, which has enjoyed enormous popularity in the US, with audiences averaging 23 million, but only received three nominations, while the comedy Broad City and drama The Americans were both left without any nominations at all.
