Sentence examples for nomination at least from inspiring English sources

A documentarian's work does not stop at an Oscar nomination, at least not for Josh Fox, left.

Gyllenhaal is being tipped for the best actor Oscar, Gilroy should snare an original screenplay nomination at least.

And given that he came within 2,000 votes of defeating Ms. Roukema in last year's primary, he should be a lock to win the nomination at least.

One of the K Street Project's champions in the Senate was Rick Santorum, then a senator from Pennsylvania, now Romney's strongest challenger for the Republican presidential nomination, at least right now.

The video made it a certainty in many minds that Mitt Romney would not win the Republican nomination – at least not without performing elaborate and embarrassing acts of contrition for his sins of liberal trespass.

By contrast, Mr. Elwood focused on the functional position that the Senate is in recess if it cannot act on a nomination, at least for the purposes of another clause in the Constitution that gives the president the power to make recess appointments.

Clearly, caring about the Emmy nominations, at least enough to have this many opinions, is a terrible slippery slope.

The issue of judicial nominations, at least at the levels below the Supreme Court, has never proved important in presidential elections.

Conspicuous by its absence from the nominations, at least in the eyes of film-maker Kevin Smith, was Red State, the director's debut horror outing.

Films that were released with such hopes this year include DreamWorks' "Almost Famous," Warner Brothers' "Pay It Forward" (widely expected to draw multiple acting nominations, at least), Universal's "Billy Elliot," Fine Line's "Dancer in the Dark" and Sony Pictures Classics' "Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon".

Rounding out the fantasy category were "The Adventures of Tintin" and blockbusters like "Pirates of the Caribbean: On Stranger Tides," "Cowboys & Aliens," "Captain America: The First Avenger" and "Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 2," which may ride a wave of popularity with below-the-line types to some technical Oscar nominations, at least.