Sentence examples for nominate a few from inspiring English sources
The company asked Democratic and Republican groups to nominate a few members to cover the convention.
If I were presumptuous enough to nominate a few entries, I'd suggest the Fundamental Attribution Error: Don't try to explain by character traits behavior that is better explained by context.
The idea is that people can nominate a few skills they feel they're lacking in (or not as good at they might hope) and then be matched with the relevant teacher.
CHRISTOPHER HITCHENS "Thomas Jefferson: Author of America" Since I have never wanted to travel for its or my own sake, but rather to take a closer look at war and revolution, I can nominate a few volumes that are imperishable in this respect.
April 29 is Independent Bookstore Day, and in honor of the occasion, we asked people across the HuffPost newsroom to nominate a few stores they've grown to love over the years.
Then, the players should nominate a few people who they think is the murderer, (the choice must be seconded) and all players vote on one.
He was not nominated a few years later when he turned in a brilliant performance as the apelike General Buck Turgidson in Stanley Kubrick's Dr. Strangelove (1964).
Rather, we noted that it would show that the president is serious about changing the tone in Washington if he nominated a few Republicans.
Crass – Yes Sir, I Will "A list of protest and politics songs without any mention of Crass?" asked Graemechisholm, who nominated a few "beloved rants" from the 80s anarcho-punk collective.
The genesis of many weekend road trips -- the "Honey, let's just get away somewhere" scenario -- often results in travelers' drawing a circle with a radius of 300 miles or so from their hometown, and nominating a few possibilities based on what they have heard about a given destination.
LL Cool J: A rapper who helped bring hip-hop into the mainstream (and, eventually, into candlelit bedrooms), LL Cool J has been nominated a few times before, which makes his chances tough to handicap.
