Sentence examples for nominations it will from inspiring English sources

Whoever wins the nominations, it will be a brutal battle.

Worth £100,000 and selected from nominations, it will enable a mid-career female artist to make new work for exhibition in collaboration with a regional arts organisation.

If a film has been given the full hype treatment, as well as trade ads and academy screenings, but has failed to win a single critics' award or to garner any Golden Globe nominations, it will most likely be seen as a long shot for the Academy Awards.

For example, during onboarding when the app asks you to send out nominations, it'll show a couple of people already on the app and a couple of people from your contacts that haven't downloaded the app.

Should Streep earn an acting nomination, it will be her 19th – breaking her Oscars record.

If Trump wins the nomination, it will be his opponents who are driven from the Party.

After promising a cakewalk to the nomination — "It will be me," Mrs. Clinton told Katie Couric in November — she was routed by an insurgency.

If a previously unknown state senator called Joni Ernst wins the Republican nomination, it will be because her campaign put out the best political ad of the year so far, propelling her to instant fame.

JUST 24 hours after Hillary Clinton mowed down a skeptical Katie Couric with her certitude that she would win the Democratic nomination — "It will be me!" — her husband showed exactly how she could lose it.

If Obama does not win his party's nomination, it will not be because he is black.

Rosen's Commentary: Pretty chalk here, with only "Skyfall" breaking through as a "surprise" (though with heavy support from the Producers Guild and that Javier Bardem Screen Actors Guild nomination, it will be far from shocking to see "Skyfall" on the list).