Sentence examples for being nominated at a from inspiring English sources

He is being nominated at a moment of escalating tension between the Brotherhood and Egypt's military rulers.

10.Who was the first vice presidential contender to withdraw after being nominated at a national convention? 4 Match the vice presidents with their descriptions: 1.First vice president.

"On the business side, being nominated at a festival opens a lot of doors".

Mitt Romney — whose very hair embodies wealthy privilege — was nominated at a national convention, in Tampa, that became an Ayn Rand-style celebration of business executives, the heroic "makers".

Senator Thomas R. Carper, Democrat of Delaware, the chairman of the Homeland Security Committee, praised Mr. Obama's choice, saying Mr. Johnson was nominated "at a critical time for the agency and its mission".

And to some delegates, it was a reminder that Mr. Gore faces a daunting challenge in trying to inspire voters as skillfully as Mr. Clinton -- widely regarded as the party's most adroit campaigner since John F. Kennedy, who was nominated at a convention in Los Angeles in 1960.

Ms Walton was nominated at a Tory group meeting on Saturday and is expected to be endorsed by the full council on 20 May.

McCreary pointed out that O'Rear had been nominated at a party nominating convention instead of winning a primary, though O'Rear claimed to support primary elections.

Nixon's Democratic opponent in the general election was Vice President Hubert Humphrey, who was nominated at a convention marked by violent protests.

And the other thing is sometimes the GP, and we will have had this a few times, where they have sent the patient over the road to pick up the prescription from us, not realising that the patient has been nominated at a different pharmacy.

It may be coincidence but I've been nominated at work for a mindfulness course.