Sentence examples for was ever nominated from inspiring English sources

Anthony Perkins wasn't nominated for "Psycho," and, just as Alfred Hitchcock himself never won for Best Director, no actor in a Hitchcock film, besides the Shakespearean Laurence Olivier, in "Rebecca," was ever nominated.

Jones had to pay the maximum 20percentt supplemental fee -- more than the 9percentthehe Gatsas brothers were charged -- because neither Riboletta nor her sire was ever nominated for the Breeders' Cup.

Nothing by the Maysles brothers was ever nominated, nothing by Fred Wiseman its equivalent in fiction film would be as if Spielberg, Scorsese, and Kubrick had never been nominated for an Oscar.

Few people expect the nomination of Mr. Thomas, who is an outspoken conservative, to be derailed, but some opponents said they wanted to establish a record of unanswered questions in the event he is ever nominated for the Supreme Court.

In fact, he said, one editor warned him back then that his references to drug use could come back to haunt him — if he were ever nominated for the Supreme Court.

The governor added, "Those are the kinds of questions that I'm going to be answering in a Senate confirmation hearing, if this comes to pass, if I'm ever nominated, and if I'm going to be taking this position".

Not that you were ever nominated for one in the first place; you were, after all, a sex symbol for most of your career.

But no one was ever going to nominate him for an Oscar for that role.

"Justice Brennan" is a scrupulously fair book, and readers looking for hagiography will be dismayed by Brennan's views of women (he once declared that were a woman ever nominated to the high court, he might have to resign).

Selma's director, Ava DuVernay, had been tipped to be the first black woman ever nominated for Best Director, after she was shortlisted for last weekend's Golden Globes.

Submarine Sandwich is the third installment of his stop-motion cooking series, preceded by Western Spaghetti and Fresh Guacamole (the latter which is the shortest film ever nominated for an Oscar).