Sentence examples for finally nominated from inspiring English sources

After 14 months, Trump finally nominated two from his party and one Democrat for the merit board, as the law requires.

Mr Yushchenko finally nominated Mr Yanukovich for the post of prime minister on Wednesday, two hours after a deadline for the proposal had passed.

Passed over for the vice presidency in 1944 because of his age, he was finally nominated at the 1948 convention, though only after William O. Douglas declined the position.

That changed on Thursday when the perennially snubbed show was finally nominated for best drama, giving fans consolation as they prepare for the conclusion of the small-town family and football series.

With inflation in double digits, Jimmy Carter finally nominated Volcker, an aloof, 6-foot-7 career public servant, who seemed to garble much of what he said through a half-chewed cigar.

It's only Little Brother The despot's heel is on thy shore Come on in Simply put, he explained The last-chance saloon ReprintsThis week, Mr Bush finally nominated a new trade representative to replace Robert Zoellick, who has been moved to the State Department.

Obama did nothing while D.C. Circuit vacancies lingered, before finally nominating Caitlin Halligan, a widely respected New York prosecutor.

In 1924, the Democratic convention, split over whether to condemn the Ku Klux Klan, stretched on for three weeks before finally nominating an obscure dark horse, John Davis.

Finally, nominating a presidential candidate from within the party (Khairat al-Shater), despite numerous pledges to the contrary over the past year, made it clear that the transformation of the MB was complete.

And in a branch of a hundred and sixty members, it didn't seem fair that two people could or should have the say over whether "Hoop Dreams," "Shoah," any of the Michael Apted "Up" series, or any Errol Morris film, before just a few years ago, when he finally won, finally got nominated.

Indeed, that footage will now almost inevitably figure in the campaign of whomever the Democrats finally nominate.