Sentence examples for regularly nominated from inspiring English sources

The Republicans have regularly nominated the guy who effectively came in second in the previous race — this happened with Reagan, Bush, Dole, McCain and Romney.

In 1957, a 100-page monograph by a brilliant young American linguist, a book regularly nominated for an automatic place in contemporary "most influential" and "modern classic" selections, was published by a small Dutch publishing house (Mouton & Co) in the Hague.

Girls has won both critical acclaim and awards – it took the Golden Globe for best comedy in 2013 and has been regularly nominated in the same category at the Emmys – but achieved low ratings on US cable channel HBO, with the fourth season averaging less than a million viewers for each episode.

In the 1950s and '60s, Broadway cast recordings and Hollywood film soundtracks were regularly nominated for album of the year.

He got his real-estate licence, was soon regularly nominated salesman of the year, and now owns his own firm.

Along with CBS, the producer of this year's show, the Academy also attempted to pre-tape and edit out some of the show's acceptance speeches in favor of more airtime for programming mainstream viewers regularly see, whether it was nominated or not (think much of CBS' popular procedural-heavy lineup).

But another six senior judges on semi-retired status regularly hear cases, and five of those were nominated by Republican presidents.

Sam & Max Hit the Road is regularly featured in lists of top games, and was nominated for the 1994 Annie Award for "Best Animated CD-ROM", although the award instead went to LucasArts' Star Wars: Rebel Assault.

In December 1837, at the first "regularly constituted" Illinois state Democratic convention in Vandalia, James W. Stephenson was nominated as the party's candidate for governor of Illinois.

He is a practicing surgeon, has written three books (nominated as a National Book Award finalist), and publishes regularly in The New Yorker.

Since his baseball career ended in 2006, he has become an active jazz guitarist, performing regularly in clubs and releasing a second album, "Moving Forward," that was nominated for a Latin Grammy.