Sentence examples for well nominated from inspiring English sources

Other well nominated shows were the musicals Something Rotten! with 10 and the revival of The King and I with nine.

"Drive" also fared well – nominated for best director, best feature and for performances by Ryan Gosling and Albert Brooks – but most Oscar-watchers think that this vehicular thriller by Nicolas Winding Refn is too violent for the Academy.

(If they were, Bush might as well have nominated Laurence Tribe).

Here again, Douglas could well be nominated for Traffic, though I think his earlier performance is richer.

If the local activist-choked Republican party is any indication, doctrinaire and partisan candidates like her can, and may well, be nominated to future general election embarrassment.

"And when it comes to the task of implementing this ill-conceived and disastrous law, the president may as well have nominated Sisyphus, because as I indicated, Ms. Burwell has been asked to do the impossible here".

In addition, 18 international infectious disease epidemiologists from the pool of collaborating partners affiliated with the REACT project, as well as nominated at the 1st General Meeting, contributed their expertise to a Delphi consultation process in two rounds.

In 1983, as the Countess of Rousillon in "All's Well That Ends Well," she was nominated for a Tony.

"Mitt Romney is the candidate I have chosen to support and therefore I encourage him to join the boycott, but this story is about all of the candidates standing with New Hampshire, standing with the tried and true primary process that has served their party well in nominating a candidate for president".

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Romney will probably need to balance the ticket as well by nominating somebody who enjoys more trust and confidence than Romney does from the Party's conservative base.