Sentence examples for of getting nominated from inspiring English sources

In the prevailing atmosphere of fury among Republicans, Boyd probably doesn't stand a chance of getting nominated.

Arguably, the current state of the Republican Party is such that only extreme narcissists have a chance of getting nominated.

This looks to me as if Huntsman is not just letting go of any remaining pretense of having even an outside chance of getting nominated this time; he's also not worrying all that much about 2016.

The idea of getting nominated is a difficult one for me.

They give Sanders zero chance of getting nominated.

Its composition would ensure "that democrats have no chance of getting nominated," said Michael Davis, a law professor at the University of Hong Kong.

There's a reason why it made a bunch of money and is getting nominated for every award that's not, like, a Grammy or an Emmy Greta Gerwig's directorial debut is a coming-of-age yarn that feels bold and unique, a perfectly paced film that explores not only the pains and pleasures of being young, but the pains and pleasures (mostly pains) of existence in the modern world itself.

And last week, MSNBC host/erstwhile Republican congressman Joe Scarborough and Fox News titan Roger Ailes -- neither of whom has much more of a chance than Blago to get nominated, much less elected -- addressed the burning question of their possible candidacies.

Eight of the top 10 State Department jobs are vacant, and some of the people Tillerson managed to get nominated, such as Susan Thornton and Eric Ueland, could have their nominations pulled.

At the same time, however, Ampas has been actively trying to keep its membership at about the 6,000 mark, after a spike in membership in 2003, which means that the sole cause of new memberships is the death of existing members, and the fastest way to get to the top of the invitation list is to get nominated.

It's great to see him getting nominated for the BBC Sports Personality of the Year award.