Sentence examples for has now nominated from inspiring English sources

It is that the Democratic Party has now nominated five northern liberals for President of the United States in the past forty years.

But he has now nominated prominent conservatives in several key posts, including Senator John Ashcroft of Missouri as attorney general, Governor Thompson and Ms. Norton.

Even the distinguished scholar Brian Vickers, whose book "Shakespeare, Co-Author" (Oxford University Press, 2002) laid out the case for major contributions to five Shakespeare plays by writers like George Peele and John Fletcher and who has now nominated the poet known as John Davies of Hereford as the author of "A Lover's Complaint," dismisses the Globe's endeavors.

Tillerson, who President-elect Donald Trump has now nominated as his secretary of state, has gotten a lot of credit for Exxon's shift away from climate denial.

Trump removed Eric Fanning as Army Secretary, appointed by President Obama and the first openly gay Army Secretary in history, and has now nominated an anti-LGBTQ Tennessee legislator, Mark Green, to the job ― a man who sponsored a bill allowing discrimination against LGBTQ people and who has called transgender people "evil".

In a statement Healey said: "Three-quarters of Labour MPs have now nominated but only two candidates are on the ballot, and there's a very real danger that we only have a narrow range of deputy leader candidates.

The pro-Zuma factions have now nominated Mr Motlanthe's former comrade in the National Union of Mineworkers, veteran of the anti-apartheid struggle and businessman Cyril Ramaphosa, for deputy leader.

She has now been nominated for a Golden Globe.

Whereas Sideways itself was made into a film, released in the UK last weekend, critically adored, and has now been nominated for the Oscar for Best Picture.

Speaking in the House of Commons on Thursday, he told MPs: "You will have seen that Tyson Fury won the world heavyweight boxing title last weekend and he has now been nominated for the BBC's Sports Personality of the Year.

The one rated as standing the best chance of a best-picture nod, Sam Mendes's curiously over-rated James Bond film "Skyfall", failed to make the cut (though it will almost surely pick up best song for Adele, and possibly best cinematography for Roger Deakins, a master of his art who has now been nominated ten times, but has yet to take a statue home).