Sentence examples for nomination is only from inspiring English sources

If it is Santorum, then maybe Romney's nomination is only "likely".

His aides handed out signs reading "46 states to go" at his election-night party, to underline their contention that his quest for the nomination is only just getting started.

(Anyone who disagrees with or thinks the "Twice as good" mantra is hyperbole need only look to the recent Emmys [and the overall history of the Emmys and the Academy Awards] to see proof, after all, a nomination is only half as far).

Other indicators, like the cinematography society nominations, are only muddying the field, at least when it comes to handicapping.

The Tony nominations are only the latest indication of how important this city has become as a feeder of plays not just to New York but also to other cities and countries.

One sign that the Academy Award nominations are only weeks away is the cover of this week's issue of Entertainment Weekly magazine, which includes the words "The Oscar Race Begins" and a photograph of the stars of "Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon," MICHELLE YEOH and CHOW YUN FAT.

"More importantly, we do not trust him to respect constitutional limits in the rest of his conduct in office, of which judicial nominations are only one part," the lawyers and academics wrote.

Peer nominations were only assessed in classrooms with at least 10 TRAILS respondents.

Once nominations close, even if there is only one candidate for leader, that candidate does not become leader at this point.

But he was quick to add, "Make it clear my support is only for the nomination".

Greta Gerwig, who directed "Lady Bird," scored a nomination, but was only the fifth woman in the history of the award show to do so.