Sentence examples for nomination prize from inspiring English sources

"Don't cry, Xiao Li, you have won the lifetime nomination prize," the Beijing News said in one typical piece.

She got another Oscar nomination (the prize went to Jessica Tandy for Driving Miss Daisy), and she won another César.

"Hunger" (2008) won a passel of nominations and prizes and drew great reviews.

It has been earning some nominations and prizes for its screenplay – and some good-natured ribbing from Mr. Reiser's friend Seth Rogen, who starred as the best friend and served as a producer with his writing partner, Evan Goldberg.

He was also obsessed with the pettier details of a writer's career: reviews of his books (which were mixed), nominations for prizes (which he seldom received), foreign translations (which did not occur in his lifetime).

Nonetheless, the National will be hoping that the production fares better than it did at last month's UK equivalent to the Tonys, the Olivier awards, where it failed to convert any of its five nominations into prizes.

That began to change a decade ago, when the Oscars were moved up by about a month, giving the festivals of late summer and early fall more influence with voters, and in turn making those earlier nominations and prizes more central in shaping holiday moviegoing choices.

This is Barnes's fourth nomination for the prize.

We also have a nomination for the prize.

So has the Turner prize nomination changed them?

He believes the Nobel peace prize nomination vindicates the choices he and his organisation have made.