Sentence examples for much to nominate from inspiring English sources

The problem with the Tonys is that there isn't much to nominate so they end up going: "It's a lamp.

After eight years of waterboarding and other brutal "enhanced interrogation" tactics, they said, it wasn't the time for a president who represented so much hope to nominate a man from George W. Bush's CIA.

On a personal side, does it still mean as much to get nominated?

While Mr. Bush has not directly addressed whether the bar association should be eliminated from judicial selection process, he has signaled he wants to nominate conservatives much as his father and President Reagan did during their terms.

The Democrats are sure to nominate a much stronger candidate this time, and it looks like that will be Ann Callis, the former Madison County Chief Judge.

The SEC, meanwhile, is expected next year to adopt much-delayed rules allowing big shareholders to nominate candidates for board elections.

"Marking the CRC@20 today, we are taking this opportunity to nominate well-known and much respected Kazakh singer Batyrkhan Shukenov as the first UNICEF Goodwill Ambassador in Kazakhstan, in the whole of Central Asian region.

Hypothesis-generating studies, such as this, that seek to nominate novel genes as possible periodontitis-related loci, are much needed.

To nominate requires 540 delegates.

I have a hero to nominate next year.

Paul interrupted to nominate the Conch Sucker.