Sentence examples for traditionally nominated from inspiring English sources
The village is administered by a chief who is either traditionally nominated or appointed by the government.
Traditionally, its president nominates his own successor.
The MCC still has worldwide responsibility for the game's laws and also owns Lord's and, traditionally, its president nominates his own successor.
Traditionally the movies that have been nominated, let alone gone on to win the award, have enjoyed a boost of up to one-fifth of their final box office gross.
Traditionally, all the books that have been nominated for the award are published just before the shorlist in April, but this year the list will be published in two parts, starting with a list of the 33 entries written by women.
In cases where presidents have nominated people who were rated "not qualified," the panel chairman has traditionally testified about its concerns at their confirmation hearings.
He was nominated by Obama, but Republicans in the Senate actually selected him — a privilege traditionally awarded to the minority party during the appointment process.
The Prince of Egypt is DreamWorks Animation's only traditionally animated film to win an Oscar and one of the four DreamWorks Animation films to be nominated for more than one Oscar.
Five pictures were nominated.
Union Jihack nominated Pong.
