Sentence examples for he would be nominated from inspiring English sources

Jean-Claude Juncker took a swipe at David Cameron on the eve of an EU summit when he expressed confidence that he would be nominated as European commission president "if common sense prevails".

While waiting to learn whether he would be nominated to head the Office of Legal Counsel, Mr. Bradbury was in an awkward position, knowing that a decision contrary to White House wishes could kill his chances.

During this time, Rajoelina sought to be nominated for the position of Prime Minister of Madagascar and claimed the MAPAR had promised he would be nominated.

After a stint in the Bush administration's Department of Justice he would be nominated in 2007 for the U.S. Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia.

MCCONNELL: I'm going to wait and see how the hearings go and see whether Chuck's views square with the job he would be nominated to do.

It was not clear that he would be nominated for the ballot, as this was not at all usual for those Labour Party members who in the summer of 1940 had agreed to the King's abdication.

"When we met Jessica, we didn't know that she would be nominated for an Academy Award," he said.

Chief among those men was William Henry Seward, a senator from New York who was so confident that he'd be nominated that his town of Auburn planned a massive celebration for the day.Local restaurants had stocked up with food.

I think he was speaking as someone who didn't ever think he'd be nominated for a Grammy, though it was obvious even then that he was on a similar path as Arcade Fire, the band who'd been the surprise winner of several awards in 2011.

He'd been nominated once before, for his work on another Pixar film, "Ratatouille".

By the time he'd been nominated this summer, he'd worked himself up into "a dreadful place, mentally.