Sentence examples for I could nominate from inspiring English sources

If I could nominate her for something, I would.

Reading these words, I began levitating, and also wondering how I could nominate Alvarez for the Nobel Peace Prize.

I have sought long and vainly for a category in which I could nominate Charles Koppel, chairman of Wimbledon FC, for his claim, in sacking the doomed club's manager Terry Burton, that Burton had paid the price for not getting better results.

If I could nominate someone to be in charge of everything, I'd make it an 11-year-old girl or 11-year-old boy.

"If I could nominate one candidate for 'biggest obstacle to world peace and social harmony', it would be naïve realism".

I can imagine voting for a Republican for president someday, but I don't think that today's Republican Party could nominate anyone I would want to vote for.

Participants could nominate classmates with whom they hang around a lot (i.e., their peer group).

"I asked some people, particularly the academics who said I should have stepped down last year: 'Who do you think the president could nominate and get through the current Senate that you would rather see on the court than me?'" she said in a recent interview in the New Republic.

President Obama, for instance, could nominate an evangelical Christian.

"And the president could nominate Moses the Lawgiver".

Opposition groups could nominate just 35 of the 300 participants.