Sentence examples for some nominations from inspiring English sources
The phrase "some nominations" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a certain number of nominations without specifying the exact amount. Example: "The committee received some nominations for the annual awards this year."
Some nominations reflected the pope's personal attachment to longtime aides.
Some nominations sprint through the process in a matter of months, he added, others take years.
But some nominations for the Golden Globe Awards next Sunday defy convention.
As the Republicans assume control, they will also face the task of holding together their narrow majority on some nominations.
For this week's heavy metal selection there were some nominations from within the office for stalwarts Metallica, Black Sabbath and Iron Maiden.
It has been earning some nominations and prizes for its screenplay – and some good-natured ribbing from Mr. Reiser's friend Seth Rogen, who starred as the best friend and served as a producer with his writing partner, Evan Goldberg.
At some nomination meetings guns have been brandished.
Some nomination fights (like Bork's) have hinged on ideological conflicts, as was the case when Republicans in the Senate mounted a filibuster to prevent the liberal Abe Fortas from becoming chief justice.
To shed that hex, Warner Bros. has splurged on a lavish campaign ( it even included "For Your Consideration" billboards around Los Angeles) to persuade Academy of Motion Picture Arts And Sciences voters that (like the final "The Lord of the Rings" movie) the finale of this fantasy mega-franchise deserves some nomination and trophy love.
Napoleon himself made some 48,000 nominations.
