Sentence examples for nominate either from inspiring English sources

With typical obtuseness, the Whitbread Prize inexplicably omitted to nominate either Coe or Parker, while short-listing Sutherland.

Democrats are expected to nominate either Auditor General Robert P. Casey Jr., also the son of a governor, or former Mayor Edward G. Rendell of Philadelphia.

Mike is soaring ahead in the early polls, in a surge to the front of the pack that suggests Republicans cannot come to grips with the idea that they are supposed to nominate either Mitt Romney or Rudy Giuliani for president.

Rumors were flying that President Trump would nominate either Cellino or Barnes, from the personal injury firm that advertises on CNN, to fill the vacancy on the Supreme Court bench occupied by Justice Antonin Scalia.

One, next year the Republicans have to nominate either an outright nut or a secret non-nut tethered to nutty policy positions.

That decision will force the awards' nominating committee to decide whether to nominate either Mr. Reilly or Mr. Hoffman, or both; both men received very strong reviews.

(Admittedly, no one who lost six out of seven has ever been nominated either, so perhaps Obama can make history twice).

When you consider that the votes taken at those caucuses actually have no direct effect on who is nominated by either party, the cost should be ludicrous by the laws of economics, never mind politics.

Exactly zero East Asian actors have ever been nominated for either of the Best Actor or Actress roles. .

At the Oscars, the past five years have seen a whiteout among the 20 acting nominees on two occasions — no person of minority status was nominated in either 2011 or 2015.

"I made 'Dark Fantasy' and 'Watch the Throne' in one year and wasn't nominated for either and you know who has 2 albums of the year". .