Sentence examples for which nominations from inspiring English sources

Attention now turns to the Oscars, for which nominations are announced on January 31.

Here's 40 key titles, where they're likely to get a first screening and which nominations they'll be hoping to land.

On the back of each entry blank is a new addition to the conditions under which nominations are accepted.

She went to the Four Seasons restaurant for a ceremony to announce the date of an announcement -- specifically, the date on which nominations for the Grammy Awards will be made public.

The popular vote is not the standard by which nominations are judged, of course, but again, she thinks a lead in the nationwide popular vote would help her with superdelegates.

The Bafta awards, for which nominations were announced by Sir Ian McKellen this morning, will be held on February 23, a month before their more famous US equivalent, the Academy Awards.

This time it has run a formal consultation, during which 29,701 nominations were made for 590 eligible artists.

Take Chocolat for instance, which has nominations for best film, actress, supporting actress, adapted screenplay, and original score.

It's still early in Obama's second term, but, given the pace at which judicial nominations proceed, it's actually already pretty late.

Mr. Khatami's nine opponents are all trusted members of the ruling elite, with all others having been carefully weeded out by the Council of Guardians, which approves nominations.

Mr. Wheeler termed it a "power play" and said it was illegitimate under the board's operating procedures which allow nominations only from a board subcommittee.