He is the colleague who is always nominating another for an award or taking the time to offer a thoughtful critique or writing a lengthy letter of recommendation for a student — something he does approximately 100 times a year.
She was great in nearly all of these things, but the thing she's nearly always nominated for, which is "best supporting actress", pretty much sums it up.
The general consensus among industry insiders is that The Queen, Little Miss Sunshine and Babel were always going to be nominated.
Michelle Williams did a nice job as Marilyn Monroe, but the most interesting depictions of women this year were in comedies, which means they were always unlikely to be nominated.
Nominations will be declared on Friday and there are always candidates who nominate with no public fanfare.
Regarding his nominations, Nelly stated: "It's always good to be nominated, especially for something as big as the Grammys.
But wait a minute, the Olivier Awards are only for London performances, and these are the only two dedicated opera houses in London, so they are always likely to be nominated really, aren't they?
The Republican Party is famous for always nominating the politician whose "turn" it seems to be, and for choking off insurgent candidacies early on.
Jane Kelly, for example, a moderate judge currently serving on the eighth circuit court of appeals, was always a longshot to be nominated.
Another factor to consider is that not every potential nominee may have been willing to serve as what Texas senator John Cornyn candidly described as a "piñata". Jane Kelly, for example, a moderate judge currently serving on the eighth circuit court of appeals, was always a longshot to be nominated.
