Sentence examples for they were shortlisted from inspiring English sources

In 2003, they were shortlisted for the Turner prize.

When we were doing it (they were shortlisted for the Daily Express Best Newcomers gong in 1993) there was just us and Jenny Eclair".

They were shortlisted and they found Covell to discover if it was actually possible, put in the fuller submission to Arts Council England and discovered they had won.

The 50 staff will depart nearly six weeks after they were shortlisted as suitable by UK-Med, the organisation funded by the Department for International Development to recruit NHS staff for secondment.

Ever since they were shortlisted as an Album of the Year for Sensible Shoes last month their previous lives as jobbing jazz musicians have become a distant memory, replaced by a world of publishing deals, rocketing sales, clothing endorsements and, somewhat unnervingly, a glowing encomium in the Sun.

As part of United Architects, they were shortlisted for the Ground Zero competition in New York, and they have a gamut of projects in Spain, including a police station at La Vila Joiosa near Alicante (which is nearly complete), a park in Barcelona, an office tower in Tenerife and a hi-tech campus in La Rioja.

Once the candidates have been qualified they are shortlisted again by the host universities, which then elect whomever they wish.

Ant and Dec, who have won the best entertainment prize for 11 consecutive years, could extend their run as they are shortlisted for the title yet again.

This reunion's not the only reason energies are running high though - the news that they're shortlisted for two Baftas (Entertainment Programme and a SKY+ Audience Award) has got them dancing on the ceiling.

In our opinion, delays in the franchising process are small negatives for Go-Ahead and National Express as they are shortlisted in other contests where the timetables look likely to slip.

They are shortlisted alongside works by some of poetry's biggest names, from Australian writer Les Murray, whose Waiting for the Past explores those things which have been lost in the modern world, to Sean O'Brien, whose The Beautiful Librarians celebrates "those unsung but central figures in our culture", and Don Paterson, picked for 40 Sonnets.