Sentence examples for the book nominated from inspiring English sources

Bailey responded that of course he wanted the book nominated, so the fee was paid, and the nomination became official.

But Tan's Things to Make and Break, backed by the poet Claire Trévien, whose own debut was the book nominated by readers for last year's line-up, emerged triumphant.

According to Conway's master "Timeline," Bailey's publicists managed to get the book nominated for a Lambda award (Conway, 2006a).

Bailey remembers with annoyance that his publisher let him know about it only to tell him they assumed he didn't want the book nominated.

Whether they be historical novels with a political edge, cosmic adventures, or dystopian fantasies, central to all the books nominated for the CILIP Carnegie Medal for children's books was the transition from childhood to adulthood.

I've liked many of the books nominated, and I've enjoyed the awards ceremony because after the winners are ushered on to the stage with a burst of thumping, triumphant power chords, which is delightful.

Author Hannah Kent drops by to discuss writing her novel, Burial Rites, that went from PhD thesis to a much-hyped and very well-received first book, nominated for awards, in the space of a couple of years.

But there's been far more of what happened the year after, when only one of the five books nominated for the fiction award had sold as many as 1,000 copies, according to Nielsen BookScan.

This is in stark contrast to most of the other books nominated, in which the individual is ignored if not actually spurned, and reduced to a member of some hyphenated group.

The 98 books nominated were then whittled down to a shortlist of six by an international judging panel.

Two years ago the number of books nominated by the editors, which had been declining by two a year for several years, fell to 20, the lowest total in a couple of decades.