Sentence examples for winning a nomination from inspiring English sources

He and Skye Summers (Alicia Keys) speculate about his chances in winning a nomination for Song of the Year.

In charge of Condé Nast's UK titles for more than 20 years, Coleridge is also a prolific author, his latest, The Adventuress, winning a nomination for last year's bad sex award (it didn't win).

Ms. Scott Thomas has made more than a dozen films in French, receiving multiple nominations for the César, the French equivalent of the Oscar, and Mr. Mortensen has earned similar accolades in Spanish, winning a nomination in 2006 for a Goya award, Spain's Oscar, for his performance as a swashbuckling 17th-century soldier of fortune in "Alatriste".

It is unusual for a candidate to face such minimal obstruction in his path to winning a nomination when there is no incumbent.

According to Harvey, once the film hit Cannes, it went on to screen at more than 250 film festivals, winning a nomination from BAFTA and a British Independent Film Award.

Governor Paterson's intervention, the effort of the devoted senator from Queens to keep his seat, the Illinois Democrats' failure to keep a man charged with assaulting a woman from winning a nomination on its statewide ticket - all are symptoms of a casual national attitude toward violence against women.

The film's soundtrack has won a nomination of its own.

And this means that highly arty films can now win a nomination," he said.

None of these leaders went onto win a nomination, which suggests the national polls shouldn't be taken too seriously.

It is impossible to win a nomination for national office without pledging allegiance to the unions on vouchers.

That will not matter so much to independents (who will probably also accept that any Republican has to say a few mad things to win a nomination).