Sentence examples for significant nominations from inspiring English sources

But Nebraska stumbled when it arrived in cinemas last December, and the film's significant nominations at the Oscars – including the key categories of best picture, director, original screenplay, actor and supporting actress – have arrived too late to help.

"Interstellar" scored a Golden Globe nomination for Best Score (by Hans Zimmer), but was left without any other significant nominations.

But the White House has struck some significant nominations deals with Republicans this year, in spite of the polarized climate on Capitol Hill.

Considering the plaudits (rightly) heaped upon Meryl Streep's barnstorming central performance (best actress wins at the Globes, the Baftas and the Oscars), it's notable how few significant other nominations this essentially frivolous film attracted, cementing the notion that what you've got is a star turn with no supporting structure.

Charlton Athletic Supporters Trust Chairman Barnie Razzell says as well as acting as a "warning bell" should a ground be put up for sale without consultation, perhaps equally as significant ACV nominations allow football clubs and their stadiums to be formally recognised for their huge importance and value to their local communities.

(The inexplicable fact that members of the Academy of Television Arts & Sciences never saw fit to honor it with any significant Emmy nominations until last year didn't help matters, either).

The Senate, which will not be in session in August, is bracing for a significant fight over nominations in July, and it is not clear whether the administration has allotted enough time for the Senate to confirm him by Sept. 3, when Robert S. Mueller III, the F.B.I. director, is mandated to leave his post.

While Ms. White faces far fewer obstacles to her nomination, significant challenges await her at the S.E.C.

The seminary's chancellor, Rabbi Ismar Schorsch, said any sermon mentioning Mr. Lieberman should note "that what is significant about his nomination is that he's a practicing Jew".

In recent years the Emmys have favored single-camera comedies like "30 Rock" over multicamera, laugh-track comedies like "Big Bang," making the nomination significant.

It's a measure of the obsessive and competitive nature of our literary prize culture that this change to Booker's rulebook should seem almost as significant as the nomination of the latest shortlist.