Sentence examples similar to nominated bound from inspiring English sources

Arranged in capsule form, all the areas of disagreement about the Governor, peacefully soaking his hide in the Arkansas vats, came to this: The perfect sour-on-Long man held that he was likely to die before the primaries, sure to get licked if he survived, certain to be thrown out by the state Supreme Court if nominated, and bound to be in jail before he could be inaugurated.

People were bound to nominate them – I'd only have to put them into a pleasing running order and write a few words about them.

In view of what I have just said I am bound to nominate Araucaria as the tops: it was he that showed more than any other setter that there was a way to set crosswords with greater pragmatism and joy than adherence to the academic dogma of the likes of Ximenes and a few others (some still about).

If the theory that a party should be bound to nominate a candidate who won only a plurality of primary votes but less than a majority had any validity, there would of course not be any reason for holding a convention at all.

The King's Speech is bound to be nominated for Best Picture at this year's Oscars, and though I don't think it has much chance of winning (my hunch is the top prize will go to The Social Network), I fervently hope Speech does prevail.

The favourite is bound to be micro-observationalist Acaster, nominated for his show about honey-selling scams, Brexit and starting life over, entitled Reset.

Adoption of the rule was opposed by people who wanted an "open Convention,O in which delegates would not be bound, and perhaps someone other than Carter would be nominated.

These results will not matter on a first ballot in July where delegates will be bound by results in Iowa and Virginia's nominating contests.