Sentence examples for ends up nominating from inspiring English sources

ME: I mean...ha...ha...it's not at all about how a major party after years of associating themselves with the worst insticts of identity politics ends up nominating someone who critically forces them to look in the mirror about what they've become, at all! ME: Journalists should like prying the truth from people, not sitting back and letting inconsequential people implode on television.

Whether the Democrats end up nominating Mr. Corzine, which is looking increasingly likely, or acting Gov.

If the Republicans end up nominating an insurgent for the presidency, they risk alienating the voter in the centre.

The Democrats of 1924 ended up nominating a candidate, John Davis, who everyone thought would lose to Coolidge, and he did.

Mr. Pataki or Mr. Giuliani, the former mayor of New York City, may well end up nominating Mr. Bush at the convention, party officials said.

Rubio and Paul are almost certainly unelectable as President, and Republican primaries, for all the shenanigans they involve, usually end up nominating a moderate.

Supporters of Everett put his name forward as a candidate for president, but the party ended up nominating John Bell, and Everett for Vice President.

Three months out from the Iowa caucus, some of the biggest unions have already lined up behind front-runner Hillary Clinton, believing the former secretary of state has the best chance of defeating whoever Republicans end up nominating.

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Each library can select up to three titles published in English (including translations), but many end up nominating the same novel – Hilary Mantel's Bring Up the Bodies and Richard Ford's Canada received nine nominations each – and so the list consists of a formidable 152 titles rather than a truly gargantuan 300.

"Anyway I ended up nominating for the LNP instead," he says, again with a laugh.