Sentence examples for nominated as a delegate from inspiring English sources

When I'd made out what he meant, I said I didn't even know I'd been nominated (as a delegate) and didn't want to go.' He went to the meeting out of courtesy and curiosity and discovered that the alternative delegate supported the war in Vietnam.

It was nominated as a musical.

Kinase inhibition is nominated as a therapeutic strategy.

I nominated myself as a delegate.

She went on to the Chicago nominating convention as a delegate and a rules committee member and wrote much of the committee's minority report, which was later adapted by the convention and led to far-reaching reforms in delegate selection.

In 1889, Muñoz Rivera was nominated as the Liberal Party's delegate for the district of Juana Diaz.

Comment on the just-held National Democratic Convention at which Sen. George McGovern was nominated as the Presidential candidate and at which many new delegates were present.

After moving to Kentucky he became a member of the new Republican Party, and in 1860 he served as a delegate to its national convention, which nominated Abraham Lincoln.

He served as a delegate to the 1932 Democratic National Convention that nominated Franklin D. Roosevelt as the party's presidential candidate (though his name does not appear on the published roll of convention delegates).

Disharmony marred the state nominating convention, and despite being a newly minted senator, Bradley was not chosen as a delegate to the Republican National Convention.

McCreary was nominated to serve as a presidential elector for the ticket of Democrat Horatio Seymour in 1868; though he declined to serve, he attended the national convention as a delegate.