Sentence examples for might be nominated from inspiring English sources

If you catch even the faintest whisper that you might be nominated for the vice presidency, make for the hills.

Stevenson might be nominated; but the chances for him are not as good as they were four years ago.

As Moscow speculated about just who might be nominated, Mr. Chernomyrdin sought to demonstrate that it was too soon to write his political obituary.

As for who might be nominated as the Poet Laureate for Suffolk County, Mr. Wallace may be among the front-runners.

However, I have been vaguely aware, through the fog of the summer cold that I'm nursing, that a lot of people have been paying attention, and are worried about the contingency that Mrs Palin might be nominated.

It's obvious from all the laudatory statements they've gathered from former agency officials that the CIA old boys and girls really want Haspel confirmed — and fear who might be nominated as an alternative, if she's rejected.

"I'm not going to speculate on who might or might not be nominated by the Republicans," she said.

Shortly after Mr. Greenspan expressed skepticism during a Senate hearing last month, Robert Novak, the conservative columnist, quoted unidentified White House officials as saying that Mr. Greenspan might not be nominated for another term as chairman.

Ford's husband, Russell Ford, said he recalled his wife using Kavanaugh's last name and expressing concern that Kavanaugh — then a federal judge — might someday be nominated to the Supreme Court.

Not only that, but when there was speculation earlier on that Carson might instead be nominated to run the Health and Human Services Department, his spokesman came out and said that Dr. Carson felt "his background didn't prepare him to run a federal agency".

It was only when the president of the awards academy patted her arm and told her,"You know, you're in such a tough category", that it dawned on her that she might not even be nominated.