Sentence examples for nominations start from inspiring English sources

Academy Award nominations start videophiles wondering about release dates.

It's the season when the nominations start rolling in for the BIFAs and The BAFTAs and The Golden Globes and The Oscars.

That was the text I got from one of my best friends the morning of Oscar nominations, starting my day here in sunny Los Angeles.

And Wiig is such a Hollywood favourite she must be a strong contender if she gets to the nomination starting line.

Like the Derby, the race for the Republican nomination started from a wide gate — some entries with better post positions, others with more backing.

In the race for Texas governor, Tony Sanchez, the winner of the Democratic nomination, started swiping at Gov. Rick Perry, who was unopposed in the Republican primary, as soon as the results were in.

Trump has endured arguably the most torrid 48 hours in his candidacy for the Republican nomination, starting on Friday in St Louis, where clashes outside a rally resulted in 32 arrests.

James W. Good, the Hoover convention manager, took tonight what appeared to be a fling at Mr. Hille's leadership when he said that the movement of Western farmers to Kansas City to protest against Hoover's nomination started from "lower Manhattan Island and it never got beyond that region of sturdy agriculturists". Is Vare the new Warwick of the Republican Party?

Serial award-nominee James Acaster is in that tricky position – Al Murray and Josie Long have been there before him – where one more fruitless Foster's nomination would start to look like a vendetta.

They teamed up with Georgia's Democratic congressional lawmakers in December to urge Obama to rescind Boggs' nomination and start the process over.

"Catch" has won two Emmys (with 19 nominations) and starts its seventh season April 12.