Sentence examples for nominees it from inspiring English sources

"The problem is, there are six guys for five slots," a veteran awards watcher has been telling the Bagger all season long, and today, with the Directors Guild announcing its nominees, it appears that David O. Russell may be the odd man out.

The Constitution says the Senate must give or withhold its consent to presidential nominees; it does not give minority blocs the power to determine the outcome.

This week, MIT's literal Nightmare Machine did the impossible: by applying its self-teaching algorithms to pictures of both presidential nominees, it made this year's election cycle even scarier than it already is.

What it apparently meant was that nominees it supported should be given a vote.

Mr. Gonzales said the White House would not change the kind of nominees it chose.

If the Democrats object to the Bush administration's positions or nominees, it is partisanship.

Oddly, where the Republican National Convention had been expected to be a "television show" from top to bottom and beginning to end, given the resume of its nominee, it was the Democrats who put on the high-watt special.

It was a surprising nominee: it's in Spanish and, because of its sex scenes, was released without a rating.

But an ideal platform for the 2012 Republican nominee it is not.

The real irony: if Rick Santorum had been the nominee, it might have been a different story.

But when Mr. Rockefeller rearranged the order in which senators questioned the nominee, it emerged in an oblique way.