Sentence examples for had ever nominated from inspiring English sources

The explanation was simple: no one had ever nominated Rod.

This was the first time the Czech Film Academy had ever nominated a foreigner.

In defending the GOP's blockade of Merrick Garland, Obama's nominee to the Supreme Court, Spicer said no president had ever nominated a justice "so late" in his term.

While Romneyan may seem like the perfect 2012 candidate to Karl Rove, it is the most conservative duo the GOP has ever nominated.

For them, Trump a thrice-married serial philanderer and beauty pageant proprietor who has boasted about ogling, harassing, and even assaulting women is undoubtedly the least agreeable candidate Republicans have ever nominated.

While being a woman makes Hillary Clinton different than all of the other candidates the Democratic Party has ever nominated, and her experience makes her more qualified than many recent Democratic nominees, on the issues she fits firmly in the mainstream of her party and does not stand out much from recent previous nominees like Barack Obama, Al Gore, John Kerry or Bill Clinton.

Voting rights would be granted only to members who had been active in the industry in the previous ten years, with the exception of those with credits spanning three decades and anyone who had ever been nominated for an Oscar.

No woman had ever been nominated by a major party for the presidency.

None of the five had ever been nominated for an Academy Award, although Dukakis had won two Obies for her stage work.

(Admittedly, no one who lost six out of seven has ever been nominated either, so perhaps Obama can make history twice).

For example, no women were nominated for Best Director this year; since 1929, only four women have ever been nominated, and that's an absolute shame.