Sentence examples for nominee directing from inspiring English sources

Mr. Romney, the former governor of Massachusetts who leads in early polls for the Republican nomination, maintained his campaign strategy of positioning himself as nearly the inevitable nominee, directing criticism at Mr. Obama as if already focused on the general election more than a year away.

Donald Trump, the presumptive Republican nominee, directed blame at Obama and the presumptive Democratic nominee, Hillary Clinton.

Martin Scorsese, another multiple nominee, directed "Hugo," only the fourth 3-D film to make the best picture club — after "Avatar," "Toy Story 3" and "Up" — and would be the first to win it.

Cuaron, who like McQueen is a first-time Globes nominee, directed "Gravity," one of the year's biggest hits with both paying audiences and critics.

For the first time in recent memory, none of the best-director nominees directed movies that weren't also nominated for best picture.

But with Broadway still the dream, the producers brought in Scott Ellis (a Tony nominee for directing the musicals "Curtains" and "Steel Pier," among other shows) to take over staging for New York, and Rupert Holmes (who wrote the book for "Curtains") to do another substantial rewrite of the book.

This is Dean doing lightning rod strategy - pulling the charge away from the party's nominee and directing it somewhere else.

Each party would be required to provide detailed disclosures about its own nominees only, directing readers to the other party's solicitation materials (via the SEC's website) for information about the other party's nominees.

For weeks, Senator John McCain, the presumptive Republican nominee, has directed his most pointed barbs at Mr. Obama.

Rep. Mike Pompeo (R-Kan)., the nominee to direct the CIA, is close to the Koch operation.

The nominee, "Mongol," directed by Sergei Bodrov, a Russian, is a tale of survival and war that tracks the early life of Genghis Khan.