Sentence examples for nominator from inspiring English sources
The word 'nominator' is correct and usable in written English
It is used to refer to the person who proposes a candidate or names someone for a position or award. For example: The committee had to decide between two highly qualified nominees, both of whom had been put forward by the same nominator.
noun
One who nominates, the enactor of a nomination.
Please provide full contact details for yourself, as a nominator, and for the leader you are nominating, including email, phone number, job title and organisation, plus a brief sentence on why you think your nominee should join our board.
My experience is somewhat limited, because I was a Tony nominator for less than two seasons, having resigned earlier this month, before the nominations were completed.
Described by his nominator as "an inspiration who frees staff up to care".
Toni Hogg Service Manager, Antidote (New entry) Hogg has "literally saved lives" through her work with LGBT drug and alcohol users for more than 15 years, said one nominator.
"They feel like a family to me," their nominator says.
"He never stops smiling and makes everyone else happy," says Ru's nominator.
One has to wonder: Did the Tony nominators bend over backwards and nominate "Leap of Faith" for best musical (but nothing else) in order to deny a best musical nod to "Spider-Man," a show that many Broadway insiders grew to dislike for its exorbitant costs and backstage melodramas?
And in a highly unusual move in a season with so many glittery and crowd-pleasing musicals still running, the nominators reached back to bestow 12 nominations on "The Scottsboro Boys," a look at the underside of American history told in the audacious style of a minstrel show.
Although its director, Bartlett Sher, had done a wonderful job with another Odets play, "Awake and Sing!," I was nevertheless impressed by how vibrant and alive the play felt (and was glad the Tony nominators gave it plenty of love: 8 nominations, more than any other production of a play, old or new).
Election officials have told him, questionably, that his ten nominators must belong to his neighbourhood's election committee.
Boston University's Brussels arm was one of the nominators, but the thinking also seems to have been that companies might be more attracted to the candidates if they could add geographic and gender diversity at the same time.
