Sentence examples for More nominating from inspiring English sources

"I am compelled to emphasize that this signature-gathering process was the most deceitful and fraudulent exercise ever perpetrated upon this court," wrote James G. Colins, the president judge of the Commonwealth Court, who noted that he had served longer, and reviewed more nominating papers, than any judge in the court's history.

Each person who participates nominates more friends, who nominate more friends, who nominate still more friends, which explains why the trend has exploded.

If we had a more compact nominating calendar, like in 2008, Mr. Gingrich would seem to be an enormous favorite at that point.

So it's hard not to think that Bafta gets more from nominating him – certainly in terms of media attention – than he gets from the nomination.

And he also found space to brandish the Vs at his club manager, Carlo Ancelotti, giving his third-place vote to Mesut Özil, who was nominated by 14 voters – 14 more than nominated Isco.

That is far more than nominated me a year ago on a far greater, far higher level of participation by party members by those nominating at meetings.

Confirmation of 50 or more judges nominated by President Bush is high on his list.

Mr. Karzai could then renominate them or, more likely, nominate new candidates.

Paul Verhoeven's Elle and Pedro Almodóvar's Julieta, two more films nominated at Cannes, are also competing for the award.

Find out more and nominate the person you think has made an exceptional contribution to alleviating poverty in the developing world.

It was distinguished by a jazzy score by Nino Oliviero and Riz Ortolani, whose theme song, "More," was nominated for an Academy Award and recorded by Frank Sinatra, Nat King Cole, Judy Garland and many others.