Sentence examples for won a nomination from inspiring English sources

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

(I am glad, at least, that "Hardbody" won a nomination for Trey Anastasio and Amanda Green's eclectic, appealing roots-rock score).

A Mississippi truck driver who claims to have spent no money on his campaign won a nomination to be governor early Wednesday morning.

He added: "Maybe they've not won a nomination, which would have given them immunity to the new rules, but they have served proudly and this is their industry, too.

In August, Representative Ross Bass, of Tennessee, one of the two Southern Democrats to vote for the Civil Rights Bill, easily won a nomination for senator against a segregationist.

"Maybe they've not won a nomination," said Spielberg on Thursday, "which would have given them immunity to the new rules, but they have served proudly and this is their industry, too.

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.

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

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).