Sentence examples for it would be nominating from inspiring English sources

"We completely support responsible drinking, but if this is justice then I am a Long Island iced tea". SGS, which is sponsoring the Scottish Gin Awards in Glasgow later this month, said it would be nominating the ASA for the "Humour Bypass Award".

It debuted in 1990, workshopped, toured, and then opened on Broadway at the Plymouth theater in 1997 where it stayed until 2001, would be nominated for Tonys and Drama Desk Awards and launched the career of Linda Eder (then wife, now ex-wife of Wildhorn) in to high gear.

Lamothe's resignation further complicates the political situation because nominations of a prime minister require approval from parliament and it is unclear whether someone would be nominated before parliament is dissolved, said Michael Deibert, author of Notes from the Last Testament: The Struggle for Haiti.

It's also possible he would be nominated as permanent commissioner later.

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.

In the end, it was Cookson who accepted that McQuaid would be nominated.

It took 24 years before another woman, Sarah Palin, would be nominated by her party to seek the vice presidency.

Who would be nominated first, Bork or Scalia?

Should new areas be added, five members would be nominated from there.

Many people, including Mr Bush's wife, were hoping that another woman would be nominated.

The one Netflix comedy series that some thought would be nominated, "Arrested Development," was not.