Sentence examples for nominate one another from inspiring English sources

In the first semester, we find that students who start communicating in the second semester, but who do not achieve enough cognitive salience to nominate one another in the network survey, have on an average 74.6 collocations, while those who would not communicate have on an average 25.9 collocations.

Once a week, the contestants nominate one another for elimination or the audience votes one of them out.

So on Monday, less than three weeks after that first meeting, the department fired up a feed called @ThisIsVt, as well as a Web site where Vermonters can nominate one another (or themselves) to be the state's Twitterati.

He asked our two groups, Index on Censorship and English PEN, to nominate one among our number to sit on his group.

Although you can only nominate one book, you can join the discussion on as many as you like.

You can nominate one startup per day, per category, and nominations are open now through the end of day on December 4.

But if I was pressed, really pressed, to nominate one EDM YouTube comment that really left its mark on me, it'd be this one.

Each poster can nominate one title.

"Maybe later, we will nominate one person to represent us," he said.

This contrasts with book prizes, for which publishers can officially nominate one or two authors.

I was doing my Ph.D. at Harvard, which would nominate one person.