Sentence examples for a nomination would be from inspiring English sources

As I wrote when the film was "short listed," a nomination would be "a vote for fearless exploration of complexity in a world drawn to oversimplified depictions of events and problems, heroes and villains".

A nomination would be her second in three years - after a best-actress nod for 2008's Frozen River.

He publicly declared that such a nomination would be "utterly repugnant to my tastes and wishes", but given the desire of New Hampshire Democrats to see one of their own elected, knew that his position as a party leader would be endangered if he was unwilling to run.

We were thinking a single nomination would be a win... It's as much a win for Internet television as it is for the content creators".

A Newt nomination would be nothing short of a disaster, they are repeatedly telling anyone who will listen.

Which means an Olson nomination would be a test of how seriously the Democrats in the Senate want to pursue the US attorney investigation now that Gonzales is gone.

A Barbour nomination would be the rough equivalent of the Democrats' nominating Howard Dean, if Dean also happened to be a draft-dodging transsexual owner of a vegan food co-op.

Jonathan Chait's comparison ("A Barbour nomination would be the rough equivalent of the Democrats' nominating Howard Dean, if Dean also happened to be a draft-dodging transsexual owner of a vegan food co-op") is both funny and cruel, but it is not wholly inaccurate.

A Ted Cruz nomination would be just as devastating for the Republican Party as a Donald Trump nomination, but we may actually see both by 2020.

Even a single nomination would be the first time since last fall that the Obama administration has moved to reduce the growing number of vacancies at the top of the agencies charged with overhauling the nation's financial regulations.

But what had actually happened was that these senators, employing one of the talking points that had been circulated on the Hill and published in Kristol's Weekly Standard, had simply indicated that the Senate Armed Services Committee's consideration of a Hagel nomination would be rough.