Sentence examples for nomination count from inspiring English sources
Now the telecast has become a parade of excerpts from current shows, regardless of their nomination count, relegating the bestowing of some major awards to the nontelevised portion of the evening.
Mad Max's success has also boosted actor Tom Hardy's personal nomination count from the Circle: he is up for actor of the year for Legend, supporting actor for The Revenant, and British actor of the year for his body of work in the last 12 months.
"Veep" nearly doubled its nomination count, going from nine to 17.
Make sure your nomination counts.
A grinding, delegate-accumulating march to the nomination counts just as much as any other kind of win.
The Steven Spielberg-directed biopic Lincoln led the nominations count, with 12, including nods for best picture, best director, and best actor for Daniel Day-Lewis, while the 20th Century Fox-produced Life of Pi ran second with 11, and the David O Russell romcom Silver Linings Playbook upset the formbook by scoring a surprise eight.
In statewide elections, Republicans who also have the Conservative nomination can count on getting about 300,000 votes on that line, or 4percentto8percentcent of the total vote, often enough to decide a close race.
Mr. Bradley's remarks suggest that Mr. Gore, the leader for the Democratic nomination, cannot count on knocking Mr. Bradley out of the race quickly and could face an extended campaign that would leave the eventual winner penniless.
In contrast, there have been 10 separate Republican candidates who have led in at least one national poll at some point in this nomination cycle (counting a few candidates who decided not to run officially).
After all, 11 separate Republicans have led in at least one of the national polls — of varying reliability — at some point in this nomination cycle (counting a few candidates who decided not to run officially).
