Sentence examples for nominee roster from inspiring English sources
Newer additions to the nominee roster this year included the gripping dramatisation of the OJ Simpson trial, The People v OJ Simpson which received 22 nominations.
Bowen's gig on "Modern Family" landed her on the Emmys nominee roster for Outstanding Comedy Series, while she is personally nominated for Outstanding Supporting Actress in a Comedy Series.
Perhaps the Grammys would gain a wider audience if a more diverse selection of artists were allowed to participate instead of the current nominee roster, which has been reduced to little more than a drinking game involving every time you hear the name Taylor Swift.
Mr. Graham's charge that Mr. Hagel is "out of the mainstream" is refuted by the nominee's roster of supporters, including prominent Republicans like Colin Powell, a former secretary of state; Brent Scowcroft, a former national security adviser; Tom Ridge, a former homeland security chief; and Bob Gates, a former defense secretary.
By my humble estimation, we're looking at a nine-nominee Best Picture roster.
Astralwerks Records have signed two-time Grammy nominee Dirty South to their roster, with the as-yet untitled follow up to his Speed of Life to be released later this year.
The roster of nominees usually has a mix of mainstream and lesser-known musicians, but the prize often goes to eclectic artists who have not enjoyed commercial success.
So a very small, but committed, minority can add a picture to a roster of nominees that will range between 5 and 10, depending on how many hit a threshold set at 5 percent of the vote.
Lovett is probably more industry-minded than the others (away from Mumford & Sons, he is the co-founder of an independent label, Communion, which has recent Mercury nominees Michael Kiwanuka and Ben Howard on its roster) and he has heard about Babel's sales triumph.
On Thursday, officials included Miller's name on a list of nominees for their 2015-16 roster.
And where does this year's roster of nominees fit in the grand scheme of things?
