Sentence examples for through the nomination from inspiring English sources

Asked what he thought of Mrs. Bachmann,  Mr. Pawlenty said she would be "tested" through the nomination process.

While Kerry will almost certainly sail through the nomination process, Hagel's hearings are likely to be more awkward.

Don't think of this problem as being only about Clinton's keeping the Elizabeth Warren wing of her party on board through the nomination.

Still, Mr. Corzine, as a former senator, might have a better chance of getting through the nomination process than some other possible candidates for Treasury secretary.

More than 5,600 of those already offered places were chosen through the nomination schemes run by Locog and sponsors Samsung, Lloyds TSB and Coca-Cola.

The more telling statistic may be this one: not quite halfway through the nomination process, Mr. Romney has won 56 percent of the delegates that have been allocated in the Associated Press count.

Women nominated by the Academy for Directing: 0. Women nominated by the Academy for Cinematography: 0. Women nominated for Screenplay: 0. After a depressing run through the nominations, it's very clear; Hollywood is not the woman's game.

It made me think of Will Ferrell and Kristin Wiig at the Golden Globes last month, pretending to flail through the nominations as if they'd failed to watch the films.

While Ms. Arianda was still in bed in Brooklyn when the nominations were announced — and had hid her phone under a pillow in the next room — the actor Steve Kazee of "Once" chose not to set his alarm on Monday night so he might sleep through the nominations if there were a deafening silence.

Reading through the nominations was awe inspiring - from the woman who created a major project for Rwandan street children to another who has just started a glossy feminist magazine, to another who works as a peace activist by day and a political cartoonist by night.

This means that, after I make it through the nominations, I'll be standing against the Deputy Prime Minister in the next general election.