Sentence examples for been nominating from inspiring English sources
verb
To name someone as a candidate for a particular role or position, including that of an office.
When Trump effectively clinched the nomination, many commentators gleefully wrote fake obituaries for the Republican party, as if one nomination was going to destroy a political party that has been nominating awful people or decades.
"They have been nominating me for about 30 years, so in that sense it didn't come out of the blue," Dr. Ginzburg told The Associated Press.
An impressive number of fans have been nominating the 1991 Series between the Twins and the Braves, with Kirby Puckett's homer in Game 6 and Jack Morris' pitching in Game 7.
Though the Trump administration has been nominating federal judges at a breakneck pace, it has been slower to address vacancies in the courts that handle low-level crime, civil matters and zoning disputes in the District.
Trump has been nominating judges at record-breaking levels, and the majority of them have records of being anti-LGBTQ rights, anti-abortion rights or anti-voting rights.
GoMP has been nominating the medical and nursing professionals to the PGDPHM program which ensures an inter-professional learning environment for the scholars.
China has been nominated chief villain.
I'd already been nominated.
Cassandra, Curtis and Eddie have been nominated.
Construction cost drivers have been nominated through two different procedures.
That the two should have been nominated?
