Sentence examples for nominate if from inspiring English sources

The judges had to decide whom we'd nominate if we could.

Mellman also paired head-to-head remarks by Barack Obama and John McCain over the type of judges each would nominate if given the chance.

But I will guess that Blanca would have been nominated if it had opened in Indianapolis.

Does he think he would have been nominated if he had stayed in comedies?

Are you more likely to be nominated if you studied at Goldsmiths.

"You can't be nominated if they don't make those films.

I suspect it wouldn't have been nominated if "Slumdog Millionaire" hadn't won over Oscar voters two years ago.

She could be nominated if the committee resurrects the special-theatrical-event category, which was discontinued in 2009.

"I find it hard to believe that Diane Warren's song wouldn't have been nominated if Ronni had been alive," Ms. Press said.

"People can only get nominated if they get the work but if they don't get the work, there's no chance," says Weiner.

His is a campaign of vanity, of the sort that suggests an inversion of Sherman's dictum: if he campaigns he shall not be nominated, if nominated he shall not win.