Sentence examples for a solid nominee from inspiring English sources
Mr. Cordray is a solid nominee for consumer advocates.
"If the president doesn't nominate a solid nominee, that is going counter to what he campaigned on," Mr. Brownback said.
Fred Sainz, a spokesman for the Human Rights Campaign, praised Rubio on Tuesday for advancing Gayles' nomination, and said he hopes the senator doesn't have another unexpected change of heart on a solid nominee.
Instead of running a rock solid oppositional nominee against Abe to debate the issues, I'd like that we first give a shot at drilling a hole through the head of a beloved sitting president while his horrified wife sits by his side.
What about the Republican nominee in a solid Republican district looking like she might lose in a special election this Tuesday in Buffalo -- will that be a blow to the Ryan Medicare plan and become a reverse "Scott Brown Moment"?
Amid all the chaos surrounding Jon S. Corzine's attempts to select a successor in the Senate, Thomas H. Kean Jr. -- the presumptive Republican nominee -- had a solid enough week with a fund-raising visit by Senator Elizabeth Dole, chairwoman of the Republican Senatorial Campaign Committee, that doubled as a national party endorsement.
In the end, though, the Democratic base came around to the idea that Mr. Clinton, while no one's idea of a solid liberal, was its best available nominee.
These states were crucial to a Republican nominee faced with a Solid South.
If you vowed not to watch the news in 2016, or if you hopped off the grid to build a tiny house under a large boulder, it's worth noting that real estate mogul and reality television superstar Donald Trump has a solid chance of becoming the GOP nominee for President of the United States.
The Maccabees gave a solid rock performance, along with other nominees Michael Kiwanuka, Jessie Ware, Lianne la Havas, Field Music, Sam Lee, Ben Howard and Django Django.
"I think that if John's the nominee, he's got some convincing to do to convince people that he is a solid conservative," Mr. Bush told the Fox host, Chris Wallace.
