Sentence examples for a single nominee from inspiring English sources

Trump is making an astonishing bet that he will be the first President in a quarter century to manage not to have a single nominee disqualified.

"I don't think they are going to have a single nominee anywhere in the country".

And even when we winnow both parties down to a single nominee, there's always the possibility of a third-party run by Bloomberg, Nader, or even Ron Paul.

Before the Republicans took back the Senate earlier this year, they spent much of 2014 demanding superfluous, time-wasting cloture votes and dragging out the clock, spending days on a single nominee even if the nominee enjoyed unanimous support.

In more than three months, the Senate has approved just a single judicial nominee, a district judge from Texas.

In this last regard the BBC have taken no chances after last year producing a shortlist without a single female nominee.

What would he do about the Republican senators who have refused to confirm a single black nominee to the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Fourth Circuit, which has more black citizens than any other circuit?

Since the day the Oscar nominations were announced, without a single black nominee for acting or directing, there was a universal assurance that Rock would use his platform to excoriate the Academy on the most important day of its calendar, to shine his characteristic wry light on the demelaninized absurdity of the occasion.

One jarring omission was the absence of a single black nominee among the 20 acting finalists -- or, indeed, outside of the documentary or short-subject competitions, the absence of any nominated films either about the black experience or pitched to black audiences.

Thumbnail image via FliCountryr Mark Runyon.

This year, it would be appropriate to ask why the UN couldn't find a single such nominee among the world's 7.5 billion people.