Sentence examples for it might nominate from inspiring English sources

At Reid's prompting, the White House said that it might nominate Governor Brian Sandoval, of Nevada, a Republican, to fill Scalia's seat, and Democrats like Nancy Pelosi claimed to be open to the possibility, plainly to make Republicans say no to one of their own.

(Today I might nominate Bill Wilson, who founded Alcoholics Anonymous and thereby saved millions of lives, perhaps even surpassing Churchill's numbers, but that's a story for another time).

They might nominate Michele Bachmann!

Why — they might nominate Donald Trump!

Some might nominate Manet, drawing crowds right now at the Royal Academy, for that historic role.

Others might nominate the old Metropolitan Opera House near Times Square or the towering Singer Building on lower Broadway for that dubious distinction.

QUESTION FROM NICK A.: Non-SCOTUS, do you have any insight on whom the President might nominate for the two pending slots on the DC Circuit?

THE poet T.S. Eliot made a good case for April as the cruelest month, but parents of college freshmen might nominate November.

(Go to Article Magazinee An article on Page 50 this weekend about the type of people President Obama might nominate for the Supreme Court mentions Judge Sonia Sotomayor as a possible candidate.

Last month, Trump, the presumptive Republican nominee, announced a list of judges whom he might nominate for the Supreme Court, if he's elected President.

I might nominate Juliet Shaw, who took on the Daily Mail singlehandedly in the courts after her reputation had been traduced following an inaccurate story.