Sentence examples for have nominated since from inspiring English sources

The report calls White, the former mayor of Houston, the "strongest gubernatorial candidate Democrats have nominated since Ann Richards was the party's standard bearer in 1990," and touts his accolades as an efficient fundraiser with a solid base of support.

Justice Neil Gorsuch '91 is far from the only Harvard Law School graduate President Donald Trump has nominated since his inauguration.

Since 1940, with the arguable exception of Barry Goldwater, Republicans have nominated the guy next in line.

Since then the party has nominated anti-abortion gubernatorial candidates.

Since the filings, Trump has nominated William P. Barr to replace Sessions as attorney general.

Well, a Swedish sociology professor has nominated Edward Snowden for this year's Nobel Peace Prize -- since he thinks the NSA whistleblower could help "save the prize from the disrepute incurred by the hasty and ill-conceived decision" to give the 2009 award to Barack Obama.

In part because the Obama administration has been slow to name appellate judges when vacancies occur and in part because of Republican efforts to deny nominees votes in the Senate, no new judge has joined the District of Columbia court to which Mr. Srinivasan has been nominated since Mr. Bush was president.

No woman has been nominated since Jenny Eclair, so I'm just over the moon," she said.

In 2013, Mr. Ocean won two Grammys, and he has been nominated since, but come February, he will not win any, because he chose not to submit his music for consideration.

No South Asian picture has been nominated since 2001's "Lagaan". Cambodia managed a rare mention for Rithy Panh's 2013 documentary "The Missing Picture". Kore-eda's "Shoplifters" is the first East Asian title to receive a nomination in this category since another Japanese title, the middling "Departures," won the Oscar 10 years ago.

A woman hasn't been nominated since 2004 when Sophia Copolla was nominated for Lost in Translation.