Sentence examples for was much nominated from inspiring English sources

Dellenty was much nominated, including by one impressed Year 5 student and "Shaun's mum".

Roger Davies's Huddersfield Town was much-nominated this week while, as Iron Maiden know, you can take the man out of Huddersfield but you might find he doesn't manage the transition to LA all that smoothly.

Until about the 1960s, the nominating process was much less democratic: few states held primaries, and instead local party bosses decided which delegates to send to the convention.

But no matter, he says; he understands that being nominated to be president of Harvard is much like being nominated for a Pulitzer Prize -- all it means is that somebody, anybody, has written a letter putting forward a name.

The high anxiety — in a state where the jobless rate is much lower than some other early nominating states, including South Carolina (9.9 percent), Florida (10.0 percent) and Nevada (13.0 percent) — portends just how dominant an issue the economy will be in the presidential campaign.

Hypothesis-generating studies, such as this, that seek to nominate novel genes as possible periodontitis-related loci, are much needed.

Whoever Trump nominates to replace Kennedy will assuredly be much more hostile to the environment.

Reciprocity measures whether ties are mutually acknowledged: a reciprocated tie is one in which A nominates B as a tie and B nominates A. For collaboration and working ties we expected this to be much higher.

The fact that we have been nominated is as much a testament to him as it is to ourselves".

Suarez Paz was recently nominated for the much-sought after Independent Spirit Award for best supporting female, alongside Jessica Chastain, Emma Stone, Patricia Arquette and Carmen Ejogo.

"It's great to be nominated.